This book starts out on a strong note trying to tell a fictional story of Hafid who wants to become the biggest salesman in the world. He receives 10 scrolls that would help him do that. Till that point the story builds up lots of excitement and curiosity however after that it quickly transitions into becoming a typical self-help book. It contains principles which are of course great but the book doesn’t contain any details of how Hafid applied those principles to become the greatest salesman. So it’s a good read but it doesn’t contain anything that would be of practical value.

Great principles! Well written. Love love love it

Twisted upon end and end for physical and digital copies; the book inclined definitive grasp to what I'd like to do and what comes into truth for confidence and heaves of benevolence. To sum up the book: An enabling thesaurus of content couples from each gradual claims to be content, etc. Thank for the "Return of the Ragpicker" and countless others made by Og Mandino. Homage and respect... he truly does a coordinating, yet quaint linguistic twist by predicate and subject in realizing focal to prevail derision too.

Easy and engaging would be the theme of this book. I got so much out of this short read. I highly recommend.

I am going to print off all ten principles and post them on my walls at home to read every day; I’m serious, read this book.

I have never read a book out of my own interest besides in school. and now I wanna keep reading more

I just can’t get enough of this book!

Read it 100 times at least in the past 12 yrs and will read it an addtl 1000 times before I die. What an amazing take on bettering ones self. It certainly does apply to sales, However, it applies to any form of self-improvement in ways that no other author has been able to do. Sheer genius!

Highly recommended read.

This book, possesses the mystery that all men desire to have. But as I understand it rarely realized, because of the unwillingness to follow the path. It's Awesome if the principles are Applied.