Zig: the autobiography of Zig Ziglar.

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Front endpapers contain notes regarding biographical information on Zig Zigler and his family and highlight crucial events in his life, e.g. his Dad's death at an early age; the founding of his WearEver Aluminum cookware company; his move to Dallas in 1968; the failure of his Automotive Performance company; his acceptance of Jesus Christ as his Savior in 1972; his successful career as a motivational speaker; his daughter Suzan's death in 1995; his speech to the Republican National Committee in 1998. -- Annotations by Brian Lamb in the margins and underlining of pertinent phrases throughout the book. -- Examples: p. 94: "I decided that it was simply not wise for me to continue in a habit that could become addictive and be very destructive." -- p. 148: "For the first time I really understood the power of politics and how important it was to be good friends with the man in charge." -- p. 183: "I receive an average of nearly a book every day of the year from someone wanting an endorsement, and it's humanly impossible to read a book very single day and at the same time do the reading and research necessary to keep my material fresh and bring up-to-date encouragement to my audiences."