One of America's most successful entrepreneurs, Henry Ford, said, "Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you are right." That is the essence of confidence. This book is for people who want more confidence. People willing to work hard, take responsibility for their success, and go after their dreams. Lazy people who want to blame others for their crappy life will hate this book. Once you read it, and practice the steps it proposes, your confidence will increase immediately. It is confidence, not arrogance, and there's a difference, that allows a giant of a man to overcome fear of a bullying boss to find great success. Confidence is what turns a wilting model into a lady gracing the covers of magazines. It turns a broken down lounge singer into a woman with a record deal. Confidence takes a tired, disgruntled employee from overworked and underpaid to running her own six-figure business. In fact, confidence it the one thing lacking in people whose lives are not exactly where they want them in every area. This little book will help you find you confidence. The author has used these principles to coach over 150 people to build lives they only dreamed possible. Once you find your spark of confidence, you will increase it, and soon enough, your life will not suck but will be the envy of your friends. Stop wallowing and start reading.
About the Author: Entrepreneurs hire Jack to take their business to six-figures in 18 months, so they don't have to go back to a crappy job. He's started 11 successful organizations and had some epic failures. He's learned the mindset, ethics, motivational tactics, neuroscience, and practical skills necessary to build a successful business without losing family and friends in the process. His "no BS" approach gives fast, actionable results. Over the last 25 years, Jack has delighted over 100,000 people and pi**ed off at least that many with audiences in every major US city as well as Ireland, Kenya, Rwanda, and Guatemala. He has spoken in venues from a sweaty tent in Africa to the air-conditioned Dome in Atlanta; from a cozy living room in Dublin to a Grand Ballroom in Washington. He's a funny, candid, thought-provocateur-black and white with a touch of color. You'll be glad you called him-he guarantees it.