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Zig Ziglar
“You can have anything in life you
want, if you’ll just help enough other
people get what they want.”
–Zig Ziglar

Zig Ziglar is the world’s foremost authority on motivation. An internationally renowned speaker and authority on high-level performance, His I CAN course is taught in more than 3,000 schools; and hundreds of companies and businesses utilize his CDs, books, and video training programs to motivate and train their employees effectively.
As a sales trainer, he has lifted the careers of many thousands with effective strategies to not just make a sale, but to create a sales professional. “Selling is not something you to do someone, it is something you do for someone.” Zig’s Secrets of Closing the Sale audio training program is a must-have for anyone involved in the world of selling.
Zig Ziglar has taught his values-based principles for becoming a more effective persuader and person to sales organizations, church groups, schools, and businesses. And he has reached thousands more through numerous television and radio appearances and through his popular audio and video training programs. For many years, his Sunday school class held at First Baptist Church, Dallas, was broadcast each Sunday morning, via satellite.
Years ago, Zig Ziglar walked away from a record-setting sales career to help other people become more successful in their personal and professional lives. His background in successful direct sales has made Zig one of the world’s foremost Sales Trainers. His name is synonymous with confidence, motivation and success. A master at motivational speaking, Mr. Ziglar has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, Fortune, Success and Esquire magazines, and has appeared on the Today show, 20/20, 60 minutes and The Phil Donohue show.
Over the last 30 years presenting himself and his motivational ideas, he has developed a national following. He has grown from a one-man show to chairman of the Zig Ziglar Corporation, headquartered in Dallas, with a staff of more than 60 employees — an organization which is committed to helping people more fully utilize their physical, mental, and spiritual resources. Zig has traveled more than 3 million miles throughout the world as a speaker and lecturer.Zig Ziglar’s unique brand of logic and enthusiasm are overwhelming. Just a brief exposure to Zig makes a fan of anyone. He has that rare ability to make audiences comfortable and relaxed, yet completely attentive. As an author, he has produced dozens of successful books, audio CDs, and video programs, including his flagship product, How to Stay Motivated. As a concerned citizen, Mr. Ziglar has been recognized in the Congressional Record of the United States for his many contributions to the American way of life.
Let top motivator and sales trainer, Zig Ziglar, help you be a winner in every area of your life.

“Not only is Zig Ziglar the world’s great motivational

speaker, he’s a talented writer who sells the good

old American principles of honesty, integrity,
dependability, and supreme effort to
learn professional skills.”
–Robert H. Schuller, Pastor, Garden Grove, CA

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