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One practicing his own principles

Yesterday, I had recommended the book "The Fred Factor" by Mark Sanborn. today, as I was reading comments, I had noticed that Mr. Sanborn left one there for me. Yes, I may be a little star struck, but I also am very impressed. This was a very good example of Mark practicing the principles outlined in his book. Yes, Mark Sanborn was being a "Fred." I thank you Mark for stopping by. And I also thank the one who sent Mr. Sanborn the link to the post. You were also being a Fred.

Mark Sanborn also wrote a book called "You Don't Need a Title to be a Leader." Check out his other resources at marksanborn.com. And while you're at it, sign up for his free newsletter.

Comments

Pat Jenkins said…
props to you wixy.. we never know who is watching....
Sindi said…
I have wrote down the title to both books and when I get the chance I will check them out. I am happy that Mark did leave you a comment. God Bless:)
Stylin said…
Thats really good WIXY!
Will check him out!
stacys1175 said…
I will have to check it out and I think that is great about the comment.and I cant rember if I had thank you for the award but if I did not thank you so much it means alot you are a very good person cliff. than you again :)
stacys1175 said…
that should say thank you again :)
Anonymous said…
Hi,

I've read both of Mark's books, twice!

I highly recommend them.

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