Og MandinoThe Greatest Salesman in the World, Part 2: The End of the Story

In this, the second installment, of the amazing first book, i found my self entertained while learning new things that helped me be a better human being and a better business person.I would recommend this read for anyone in search of a better economic life. It's advise is timely and the story behind it is great.

This is one of the greatest writings I have read. It is like a work of creative art - a beautiful story with an incredible inspiring life message,and so carefully has the writer created these life lessons assembled in small chunks and nuggets that one may pull out and chew on a daily basis. One may easily find himself transported into the lives of the characters in the story, and experience their innermost passions and fears, yet at the same time remaining outside, at the window of their lives, observing all of their interactions and learning from them the greatest lessons about life. An incredible book that everyone should want to read.

History is a great teacher only if it positively shapes your future. Unmanned email gives a step-by-step guideline how we can plan each day to be more effective in the practical things of life and in the inner sanctum‘s of our souls. This book is for anyone who has an insatiable quest to get better, to be excellent, in life and love. What I enjoyed the most is the short chapters with precise action steps. I chose this reading to be a five because it kept my attention at the most difficult time of day which is going to bed . I highly recommend it

This is a good book and I learned some good ideas from it. It was not as good as the first one but that was a very high bar. I still reccomend reading this one. I do love who he dedicated the book to. I am not going to tell you who. You have to find out for yourself.

What can you say about a book that has transformed your life ... except to say Treasure. This was the perfect ending to The Greatest Salesman in the World (Part One).

The original Greatest Salesman in the World follows the great salesman Hafid's life before and after he reads the 10 scrolls of selling success. In this quite similar sequel, the scrolls of success are lost in a shipwreck, and Hafid is divinely called to write 10 new scrolls in order to replace the old ones.The new scrolls emphasize these main points:-Never again will I belittle myself-I won't start the day without a map-I will be enthusiastic-I will never be unpleasant to others-I will look for triumph in adversity-I will do my best on every task-I will focus completely on the task at hand-I will never wait for opportunity, instead I will seek it-Each night, I will reflect on what I did, and think about how I can improve-I will pray to the creator in success and failureSome of these points look VERY similar to the points made in the first book, so much that I was tempted to give this book 3 stars, but the new scroll emphasizing the foolishness of waiting for opportunity was much needed. Also, the last scroll about prayer was needed, even though it is essentially a repeat of the tenth scroll in the first book. I am very glad that this author puts so much emphasis on prayer.Aside from repetition, the only thing I didn't like about this book is that the scrolls are treated so majestically, being just a hair under Biblical scripture itself - almost as if to suggest that the ingredients necessary for any kind of success are both the Word of God AND ten extra scrolls. I'm not so sure Paul would agree. The scrolls are helpful for success, but not necessary.But yeah, I have to agree. Sitting around and waiting for opportunity to come to you is really the worst thing you can do.

Great book to read

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