Dear John,

On my trip to Papua New Guinea I saw something that made

chills run down my spine.

We pulled up to a light at a busy intersection. A young boy

came up to our car offering to sell us something. At first, I

didn't know what it was; then I realized he was selling peanuts.

Eighty-four years earlier another little boy was selling peanuts

on the street corner in his home town. That six-year-old boy

was named Zig Ziglar.

The chills came when I saw first-hand that it doesn't matter

where you start. That you, and you, and I mean YOU, have

everything inside of you already that you need to be

successful - all you have to do is develop what is there.

Then gratitude took over as we continued down the road -

gratitude that we all have hope, and gratitude that my

brother Ango Wangatau is mentoring and teaching

the young people of Papua New Guinea the Ziglar

philosophy.

You are Born To Win, so go ahead and Live To Win!

Tom

P.S. Why don't you consider joining Ango as a Ziglar

Legacy Certified trainer? The world needs hope and

encouragement and YOU now more than ever!
Learn more here!

P.P.S. "Our children are our only hope for the future, but we

are their only hope for the present and the future." -- Zig Ziglar