Og Mandino's Classic Guide to Becoming the Greatest Salesman in the World

Matt Perez: I love this book a lot although its sold as a "sales" book for me it is more a self-development/improvement what one must become in order to thrive!

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Barbara Harris: My son love reading

United States on Sep 27, 2023

Amazon customer: The media could not be loaded.  Haven’t read it as yet but I know it’s a good book

United States on Sep 22, 2023

BenV: I found the lead up to opening the scrolls was really intriguing, making this more than a usual dry 'rules of sales' type of book.

Ultimately though I found the book merely ok-ish; broad principles we all know, but it will appeal to devout Christians by weaving a fictional tale around their own beliefs.

United Kingdom on Sep 19, 2023

Max Sinclair: I recently read this book for the second time. I felt as satisfied as the first. It brought great memories too.

I'd say for those searching for a better future what else than to read this and get there quicker.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

DD: One of my Best Reads .Indeed what a book.
Will motivate you on each and every chapter.
You have to highlight or bookmark 2 or 3 pages from every chapter of the book.

A must read self help and greatest motivational book.

India on Sep 07, 2023

Peter J.: This is a must read. Is it about sales? Is it about influencing peoples decisions? Is it about Jesus? Is it about discipline? Is it about reward? It is about all those and more. Powerful!!

United States on Sep 01, 2023

Alejandro G: Contiene muchas enseñanzas, no solamente para las ventas si no para la vida cotidiana en general. Ojala lo hubiera encontrado y leido antes. Es un si obligatorio.

Mexico on Aug 16, 2023

Client Kindle: What can i say ? This book has brought courage and determination unto my soul and body. I shall read the 2nd in a hurry

France on Jun 30, 2023

Filip Stojak: Written by the late Og Mandino, the mass market paperback is a mere 111 pages long and the font size is beyond generous. It is aimed at people in the sales profession and promises to profoundly improve your skills in the trade. Not by disclosing a revolutionary new approach mind you, but through a narrative set behind the exotic backdrop of Ancient Damascus. Thus, 'The Greatest Salesman in the World' would serve as a quick read between flights, was it not for a giant trick the author pulls on the reader in the latter half of the book. But I am getting ahead of myself.

The story revolves around a man named Hafid, an old merchant who built the biggest trade empire in the Mediterranean, and his loyal bookmaker Erasmus. Seemingly out of nowhere, Hafid one day orders Erasmus to dispose of his entire treasury and the properties he lent to partners. Most of the money to be gifted to the poor of Damascus. Erasmus, who always puts the need of others before his own, is shocked by the old man's decision and worries for him, but ultimately yields to his master's wish. After the deed is done, Hafid invites his loyal servant into a locked chamber which for many years was the object of...

Germany on May 12, 2016