Steve Templeton is a student of the art and science of human achievement. He has been on a lifelong quest to determine, define, and demystify what it takes to reach one’s highest potential in life. So far, he’s been a dishwasher, soda jerk, short order cook, delivery driver, lifeguard, welder, locksmith, headhunter, U.S. Marine, Black Belt instructor, supervisor at a Fortune 500 company, magician, janitor, professional pilot, private investigator, salesman, multiple-business owner, life coach, public speaker, motivational trainer, and author. Steve has learned how to be successful at any endeavor and possesses a passion for teaching others how to do so as well.
Thoreau said that “The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation.” Don’t you dare let his quote describe your life. Buy this book now, and change who and what you are. It just ain’t that hard y’all!
SUCCESS: It Just Ain't That Hard Y'all!
Three Things to STOP Doing and Three Things to START and KEEP Doing to Reach Your Greatest Potential
by Steve Templeton
SUCCESS: It Just Ain't That Hard Y'all!
Three Things to STOP Doing and Three Things to START and KEEP Doing to Reach Your Greatest Potential
by Steve Templeton
Published Jun 13, 2007
88 Pages
Genre: SELF-HELP / Motivational & Inspirational
Book Details
This simple little book about success is the only one you’ll ever really need.
The truth is there are only three things you must stop doing and three things you must start doing to get what you want in life!
Just like you, I was born helpless, naked and unable to provide for myself. Yet I overcame all those obstacles to become a success in my world. I’m just an average West Texas Joe who prefers simplicity to complexity. I have always had the ability to accept and apply the simplicity of truths. You can do this too.
SUCCESS: It Just Ain't that Hard Y'all! will inspire you and teach you how to become, have, or do anything you desire. The secret to success (however you want to define that success) is not nearly as hard as you’ve been led to believe.
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