I am not sure how I missed it but I hadn’t heard of the book The Go-Giver until brought to my attention by a professional speaker and author named Lisa Earle McLeod (who I also just learned of tonight as well). I just read an article she wrote entitled Mastering the Art of Guilt-Free Giving. Now I am curious about both Lisa and this book that is apparently creating a lot of buzz in the business community. Lisa came onto my radar screen because of her comments about The Go-Giver book on the Huffington Post blog. I am not sure how much of her comments about giving are sarcasm or are in fact the way she feels about giving. I know I’d love to talk to her about that as I do have a different view. Take a moment and read Lisa’s comments. You might also find the review of the Go-Giver on Finance-Weblog.com of interest. If you have read the Go-Giver, I’d love to know what you think of that too. I like the sound of it …
Tim Richardson is an inspirational speaker who speaks about how giving increases employee morale, lowers employee turnover, increases customer loyalty and creates higher profits for Fortune 500 companies, associations, and national conventions. He is the founder of the The Worlds Biggest Blog Party an event which will connect bloggers from all over the world to raise money for charity. He is also founder and president of the Bill Walter Melanoma Research Fund and co-founder of the Jeffrey Roth Cycling Foundation. Click here for more information on professional speaker Tim Richardson.
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Lisa:
I was commenting on an article in the Huffington Post. The part about guilting into giving. Perhaps I misunderstood what you were trying to say. Forgive me if that was the case.