Author: Robert Gold
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Published: 2020-07-24
Total Pages: 229
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DOWNLOAD EBOOKThe salesman is a philosopher and a military tactician. Sales is a war zone. Employing the strategies of Robert Greene, the Tao De Ching, and Julius Caesar, the salesman defeats his enemies. The salesman is a politician, the only difference, the salesman utilizes his skills for money instead of power. But in actuality the two professions are close cousins. P.T. Barnum the infamous international carnie of the 19th century went on to serve in the U.S. Senate. John F. Kennedy's Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara worked for Ford Motor Company. Ronald Reagan was a motivational speaker for General Electric factories in the 1950's. Salesmen are the utilizers of classroom theory. They turn the theoretical confines of literature into practical application. The 48 Laws of Power. The Gospel of Wealth. Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung. The salesman reads it, and lives by it everyday. How to Lose Friends & Influence Nobody takes a romantic portrait of the Ray Kroc's and Jordan Belford's of our red, white and green society. An unabashedly shameless portrayal of the small time capitalists who fill our cubicles. The lifeblood of our commercial sector. The product pushers that keep the wheel turning. The Attila the Hun's and Vlad the Impaler's that fill our offices, only more ruthless. The Sophocles' and Plato's that blow up our phones with 1(800) numbers, only better orators. The Casanova's and Don Juan's that manipulate us into buying their products, only more charming. The Martin Luther King Jr.'s and Malcolm X's of the 9-to-5 lifestyle, only more charismatic. These are the Tony Robbins of telemarketing. The Galileo's and the Isaac Newton's of phone sales, only more rational. Only more analytical. If they weren't telemarketers, they'd be starting their own religions.
Book Synopsis How to Lose Friends and Influence Nobody by : Robert Gold
Download or read book How to Lose Friends and Influence Nobody written by Robert Gold and published by . This book was released on 2020-07-24 with total page 229 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The salesman is a philosopher and a military tactician. Sales is a war zone. Employing the strategies of Robert Greene, the Tao De Ching, and Julius Caesar, the salesman defeats his enemies. The salesman is a politician, the only difference, the salesman utilizes his skills for money instead of power. But in actuality the two professions are close cousins. P.T. Barnum the infamous international carnie of the 19th century went on to serve in the U.S. Senate. John F. Kennedy's Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara worked for Ford Motor Company. Ronald Reagan was a motivational speaker for General Electric factories in the 1950's. Salesmen are the utilizers of classroom theory. They turn the theoretical confines of literature into practical application. The 48 Laws of Power. The Gospel of Wealth. Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung. The salesman reads it, and lives by it everyday. How to Lose Friends & Influence Nobody takes a romantic portrait of the Ray Kroc's and Jordan Belford's of our red, white and green society. An unabashedly shameless portrayal of the small time capitalists who fill our cubicles. The lifeblood of our commercial sector. The product pushers that keep the wheel turning. The Attila the Hun's and Vlad the Impaler's that fill our offices, only more ruthless. The Sophocles' and Plato's that blow up our phones with 1(800) numbers, only better orators. The Casanova's and Don Juan's that manipulate us into buying their products, only more charming. The Martin Luther King Jr.'s and Malcolm X's of the 9-to-5 lifestyle, only more charismatic. These are the Tony Robbins of telemarketing. The Galileo's and the Isaac Newton's of phone sales, only more rational. Only more analytical. If they weren't telemarketers, they'd be starting their own religions.