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101 Best Ways to Be Your Best being published in Japan
Japanese publisher in Tokyo.
This is the first international publication of any of SuccessNet’s books.
The U.S. version was published in 2005.
101 Best Ways to Be Your Best is a compilation of the most popular articles
Michael Angier has written over the last 10 years.
The book tells stories of struggle and achievement, offers practical advice,
motivates those on a quest for their best and shares the steps of Angier’s
own personal journey from Vermont farmer to international success guru.
Author Jim Rohn, America’s foremost business philosopher, says, “Michael
Angier gives a textbook full of the ABC’s to success. Not only a must read
but a very enjoyable one as well!”
Angier said, "It’s an easy read. The chapters are short—you can start and
stop anywhere you like. And each story inspires, educates, motivates and
entertains."
The English version of 101 Best Ways to Be Your Best is available in many
North American bookstores as well as Amazon. Signed copies and audio sample
chapters are available at http://101BestWays.com
Photos and more information available at http://SuccessNet.org/press.htm
About Success Networks
SuccessNet publishes practical information, resources and ideas anyone can
use to be more effective—both personally and professionally.
Michael Angier launched SuccessNet in January 1996, and it has become one of
the largest and most trusted online resources for personal and professional
development. Listed as one of the top three most-visited personal
development sites on the web, SuccessNet provides practical information,
resources and ideas anyone can use to be more effective and to maximize
their unique potential. The company is dedicated to helping great people and
great companies become even better.
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