Consumerism, a New Force in Society

The author says, "Read this book and start winning today." as with any success formula, this system recognizes the difficulty and alerts the would-be applicant to the pitfalls.

Abstract

burns out, you might just as well realize that there is little to be gained from taking yourself too seriously. While at Screw U., Ringer had three unforgettable professors. He calls these his three types of people who are likely to impede success. Type III is sorry to keep you from winning (I really didn't mean to cut off your hand at the wrist, but I had no choice when you reached for the chips.) Type II isn't sorry because he gave you fair warning (I meant to cut your hand off at the wrist, and before you reached for the chips, you should have remembered my warning.). Type I isn't sorry because he never meant for you to get any goodies in the first place (I really meant to cut off your hand at the wrist when you reached for the chips, even though I had assured you that was never my intention). Section III of the book deals with applications of the techniques of winning through intimidation. Section IV is called Leapfrogging Tortoise Hits the Jackpot. Take time to develop a winning formula, stick to it, and take the fast way to the top (leapfrog, don't plow through the ranks). The author says, Read this book and start winning today. As with any success formula, this is easier said than done. Unlike most success techniques, this system recognizes the difficulty and alerts the would-be applicant to the pitfalls. I consider this a MUST for anyone in business.