Somehow, I missed reading any of Og Mandino’s books, but can now say, that problem is remedied. I recently checked out two Og Mandino books from the local library in League City (even with their limited selection).
I find his style relaxed and passionate as he creates a learning environment that sucks you in, weaving a fictional story complete with lessons for life and sales. I wouldn’t call them how-to books, but if you read with a discerning mind, you will learn how-to.
How Did I Miss Og?
I kept seeing Mandino’s name crop up on sites I read, and finally took the time to investigate. I’m glad I did. You can visit the Recent Books in the right side column to see which books I’ve read so far.
As as avid reader, I have read many books on sales, motivation, leadership, and management and have enjoyed many authors works. Brian Tracy, Jeff Gitomer, and Jay Conrad Levinson are a few of my favorites, writing books that have immediate application for a salesman. From psychology to guerrillas, the authors write tight and useful books, but Mandino’s style is completely different. I guess that’s what makes it so refreshing.
You haven’t picked up an Og Mandino book yet? What are you waiting for?
[tags]Og Mandino, motivational books, good stories[/tags]
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2 responses so far ↓
1 Kelley (1 comments.) // May 25, 2007 at 1:56 pm
I too ignored the numerous copies of Og’s books people gave me. But now I get it. In fact, I am an executive coach helping sucessful people go even further with Og’s Scroll’s. There’s a free assessment at my site under coach–This gives you a scientific reading of your thought patterns. Then we work with Og’s Scrolls to take you to place you only dreamed of…
2 Larry Hendrick // May 25, 2007 at 2:17 pm
Hey Kelley, thanks for dropping by. I’ll have to check out the assessment. I appreciate the info.
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