Books by Sam Witteveen

BUSINESS GENIUS BOOK SERIES

One of the fastest routes to any kind of success is to find yourself a Master to use as a model for your own achievements. Sounds easy, doesn’t it? The outward characteristics of people are usually quite easy to copy (In the case of cyclist Lance Armstrong, his superfast pedaling style and the fact that he is always surrounded by a brilliant team are two visible factors), yet it’s the inner psychology that is harder to replicate (e.g., how did his experience with cancer affect him psychologically and emotionally, and how has this affected his drive to win?).

Sam’s approach to modeling is based on researching what really gives a person their winning edge and calculating how their results can be reproduced by others in a different setting. Sam has spent years examining the psychology of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time. The amazing results are now available for YOU to model in a fascinating series of books.

Richard Branson – Daring entrepreneur who has a fearless attitude to change and a no-rules attitude to business.One of his most lucrative habits has been his “Screw it, let’s do it!” zero procrastination approach.

Steve Jobs – Innovative strategies for new technologies – his brilliance has made it possible for us to each carry around our own music system wherever we go.

Bill Gates – From college dropout to the world’s richest man, the Microsoft billionaire is the master of perfect timing and leverage who understands that your biggest competitor can often be yourself.

Akio Morita – Famous for international branding and marketing.He believed, “The public does not know what is possible, but we do.”

“Beliefs are just like an item of clothing, if you start to realize that you can try on different beliefs and take away a belief and put a new belief in its place, it’s one of the most amazing things that you can start to realize that you can change not only how you think about things, but you can also change the results that you’re getting on a daily basis.”

“That’s what this is all about, once you make the change, you won’t be able to go back. It’s getting you to a point where when you change something, that change stays with you for the rest of your life.”

- Sam Witteveen