God Is a Salesman: Learn from the Master

by Mark Stevens

Laced with anecdotes based on the experiences of the author and the many others he has known, loved, mentored, coached, and partnered with, GOD IS A SALESMAN shows us how to translate powerful lessons from God into tools to help us achieve extraordinary success through better relationships, and new dimensions in life.

Genres: Self Help, Business, Nonfiction

160 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2008

About the author

Mark Stevens is a quintuple threat:
•Lifelong entrepreneur
•CEO
•Bestselling author
•Animal lover
•Die hard romantic
Mark has published more than 25 books including most recently:
•His debut novel Evidence Of Love
•A first children’s book Sky’s Amazing Dream (focused on his beloved Golden Retriever)
•An inspirational leadership book, Hike A Thousand Miles
•In the style of his classic best seller, Your Marketing Sucks, the soon to be classic sales guide, Everything You Learned About Selling Is A Lie.

Reviews

[Jerrod]

As an atheist with agnostic tendencies I had little religious inclination. Though I do believe god to be a salesman. I believe in selling myself not a product and that is something this book stressed. I think this is a great informative read for any would be salesman.

[Manvender Bharti]

A surprisingly interesting and a short riveting read. The idea of bringing God into the business world intrigued me to read this book. Mark Stevens draw an interesting parallel between God and salesperson. The way God’s religion is founded on belief, unwavering faith, love, service to mankind; it influences sales people to rise above the traditional way of selling to create an experience that is based on trust, integrity, morality, relationship building and serves buyer in the longer run. I have added this book to our little home library and will definitely recommend to my kids for their reading when they’re ready to put their feet in the professional world.

[Israel]

Mark explains and compares faith to secular sales strategies and draws lessons on how sales can be more people and value focused than commissions & profit focused.

It all starts from a genuine desire to solve problems for people and extend service to them.

Nice book.

[Gabriel Lopez]

A good philosophy on selling. Definitely worth a read if you are a salesman of any sort.

[Don Murphy]

Nowhere near as blasphemous as I was hoping. Simply a book that tries to relate religion/bible/god to selling.

[Larry Taylor]

good positive thinking book for sales people

[Randal S]

I wish this was in paperback form, so I could cheaply send a copy to my son.