Chicken Soup and The Rule of Five for Your Success

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Jack Canfield and Mark Hansen became famous (and rich) as the authors of “Chicken Soup for the Soul.” Writing a great book is one thing….getting others to think it might be (and to buy it) is quite another. They solved their promotional dilemma by adopting what they call the “Rule of Five”… based on an analogy shared by one of Canfield’s friends regarding lumberjacks. Find out why the “Rule of Five” may be just what you need to succeed. (A young person in your life might benefit from this as well).

CATEGORIES: Goal Setting, Inspiration, Perserverance, Personal Development, Sales Prospecting, Strategy

Published in 2015

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