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Zig Ziglar

Zig Ziglar

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Sep 12, 2026

AlexandraHOST
10:54
Currently, I'm reading a book called See You at the Top.
AlexandraHOST
10:58
The artist is Zig Ziglar.
AlexandraHOST
11:01
Another good book I really like is called The Art of Exceptional Living by Jim Rohn.
AlexandraHOST
11:06
Another one is Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life by Bob Proctor.
Bill DerrickGUEST
23:03
And sometimes you have to wonder, do people, when they say, yeah, I tried, but I failed, Well, did they really fail or did they just quit too soon? And that's why I make the comment that quitting's not an option and you have to have that attitude That I'm just going to take one step every day and try to get through this with a positive attitude.
Bill DerrickGUEST
23:30
You know, Zig Ziglar used to always talk about that attitude of gratitude and just be grateful for what you have and where you're at right now.
BeatriceHOST
23:44
Yeah.
BeatriceHOST
23:46
Okay.
Kevin MillerHOST
60:05
probably 10 times during this, which is so powerful.
Kevin MillerHOST
60:09
I mean, it's interesting, this show, the impetus of this show many years ago was through Zig Ziglar.
Kevin MillerHOST
60:15
It was a Ziglar show and he was known for his self-taught cards, kind of the affirmations that there's been parodies of over the time, but ultimately he was saying, look in the mirror, and tell yourself these things like you saying, I'm an athlete.
Kevin MillerHOST
60:28
And if you look in there, this is my paraphrasing and you know, you're not, you're saying, I am becoming an athlete.
Brad LeaHOST
27:08
Yeah, dude.
Brad LeaHOST
27:09
Y- y- you know, the one thing that I've learned is, and you know, Zig Ziglar-
William HarrisGUEST
27:13
Yeah
Brad LeaHOST
27:14
... y- you've heard of Zig Ziglar?
Jennifer RisserHOST
0:50
Okay.
Jennifer RisserHOST
0:51
What's funny when you're talking about in the last podcast about Zig Ziglar, you wrote about Zig in this chapter.
Jennifer RisserHOST
1:00
So the first chapter is about building on your own success.
Jennifer RisserHOST
1:04
He's talking about attaining what he calls maximum athletic performance state or MAPS, which is kind of a little silly to me.
AJ ClingermanHOST
1:36
You know, like National Quit Day or whatever after New Year's resolutions is like January 8th.
AJ ClingermanHOST
1:43
So, like, motivation doesn't last.
AJ ClingermanHOST
1:46
And I wrote, like, reminds me of a Zig Ziglar quote, which was something to the effect about, like, motivation doesn't last, neither do showers.
AJ ClingermanHOST
1:56
That's why I bathe every day.
Tom BarnardHOST
1:03
Michael brings a unique combination of business experience, leadership, and ministry to his writing.
Tom BarnardHOST
1:09
Michael was a successful leader in the hospitality industry when he met Zig Ziglar.
Tom BarnardHOST
1:15
You met Zig Ziglar.
Tom BarnardHOST
1:16
That's pretty cool.
Michael MuccioGUEST
1:18
who

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Michael MuccioGUEST
19:42
Right.
Michael MuccioGUEST
19:43
And then you have that kind of a foundation and that starts you off.
Michael MuccioGUEST
19:48
And then I get a mentor like Zig Ziglar who introduces me to God and understanding him in a way that I never understood before.
Kevin JansHOST
4:46
Requirements-based acquisition is buying what you need based on a defined requirement.
Kevin JansHOST
4:51
I mean, it sounds kind of obvious when you say it that way, but there's a classic Zig Ziglar story.
Kevin JansHOST
4:55
Zig Ziglar is an old school sales guy, did sales training forever.
Kevin JansHOST
4:59
He would say, people don't need a half inch drill bit.
Kevin JansHOST
5:02
They need a half inch hole.
Joseph RodriguesHOST
2:28
It happens.
Joseph RodriguesHOST
2:29
You'll see on my screen here what is called the Zig Ziglar's Wheel of Life.
Joseph RodriguesHOST
2:35
When we look at the different areas of life, you can categorize life whatever way you'd like.
Joseph RodriguesHOST
2:41
Let's look at what he shows here.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
30:02
So it's in my DNA to learn and adapt and grow and pivot and do all of those things.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
30:09
So for me, when network marketing presented me with people like Jim Rowan and Brian Tracy and Les Brown and The whole plethora of phenomenal trainers, Zig Ziglar, Maxwell, you name them.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
30:23
I bought every single tape and every video I could get my hands on back then.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
30:29
Whatever I was making in profits was going straight into education, seminars, and events.
Gary HibbertHOST
26:53
You know? It's no different than, again, when I first started back in 2008, in 20- 2006, 2007, um, is when I was getting my mindset right.
Gary HibbertHOST
27:02
This is when I was listening to, to Jim Rohn and Tony Robbins, and people may not, not know some of these names, but Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy and Les Brown.
Gary HibbertHOST
27:11
And, and th- to me, that is the most important piece of this game, is the mindset.
Gary HibbertHOST
27:17
If you don't get the mindset right, um, this game will beat you up.

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