Boomers --- Do you remember the classic teachings of Horatio Alger, Dr, Robert Schuller, Dale Carnegie? How about ZIG ZIGLAR? Now that we've all experienced life in a changing social and business culture, let's revisit the philosophies of these Human behaviorists and success phiosophers. -- Elaine Ingis and Douglas Castle
TNNW SURVEY #89 TomZiglar: Our Philosophy - "You can have everything in life you want, if you will help enough other people get what they want." - Zig Ziglar.
Douglas Castle's question: Do you believe this to be true today? If not, say so. If true, then under what conditions? How do you determine which people you should focus your efforts and talents on? Have people changed in terms of their willingness to reciprocate? Is society somehow different? Do we need a different strategy for succeeding in business and friendship. Many of us, myself included, grew up on Zig's teachings.
Are Tom and Zig Ziglar oversimplifying?
How would you re-state Zig Ziglar's Philosophy in these times?
Please submit your views to http://thenationalnetworkersurveys.blogspot.com/ In the subject line of your response (Click on https://ciof.wufoo.com/forms/your-response-to-a-tnnw-survey/ to submit your responses, now) , reference TNNW Survey #89.
Faithfully,
Elaine Ingis
Douglas Castle
P.S. Remember: Click on https://ciof.wufoo.com/forms/your-response-to-a-tnnw-survey/ to submit your responses, and reference TNNW Survey #89 in the "Subject" line of your responses.
P.P.S. Boomers have a richer, deeper, more sophisticated view of life. Our opinions are born of the wisdom that only life's experiences can provide. Let's share what we've learned.
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