Little Platinum Book Of Cha-Ching!: 32.5 Strategies To Ring Your Own (Cash) Register Of Business

Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Platinum Book of Cha-Ching!: 32.5 Strategies to Ring Your Own (Cash) Register of Business And Personal Success
Cha-Ching! is a metaphor for success. You may know it as the sound of a cash register ringing but throughout this book Cha-Ching! will be referred to in every aspect of business.
Cha-Ching! is a sound familiar to all.Cha-Ching! is the sound of a cash register ringing up a sale.Cha-Ching! is the sound of achievement.Cha-Ching! is the sound of motivation and inspiration.Cha-Ching! is the sound of money.Cha-Ching! is the sound of wealth.Cha-Ching! is the sound of fulfillment.
Cha-Ching is the sound of music.Music that makes you feel great every time you hear it.Not just rhythm, Cha-Ching! sets the tone for moreCha-Chings! and gives you the self confidence thatif you have rung the register once, you can ring it again,and again (and again).
Cha-Ching! is the sound of success.The continued achievement, motivation, andinspiration, adding up to a choir of melodic sweetness.It's the sweet sound of success.What's your sound of success?
Buy Cha-Ching and make your own music, dance to your own rhythm, and ring your own register. The CASH register.


About the author
Jeffrey Gitomer
I remember my mother chasing my car as I backed out of the driveway to register on my first day of college: "Take pre-med!" she screamed, "You can always switch!" But I wanted to be a businessman, like my dad.
He was the consummate entrepreneur. Growing up, I used to sneak downstairs and listen in on his Thursday night pinochle game. Arguments and laughs about business and life. It proved to be my inspiration for my life's pursuits. My pal, Duke Dalton said, "You know what I hate about your old man? He's never wrong." I miss my folks, and I'm grateful to them for their wisdom - the stuff they accused me of never listening to for 30+ years. If your parents are alive, call them right now and tell them you love them.
In college, I played Scrabble every day with my best friend, Michael Toll. He usually won. It taught me about words and how to use them. Michael also provided me with the challenge of winning at games, both sports and intellectual. He'll tell you he was better than me at everything. I feel the same about him. That was the fun.
I spent a year in Europe and came to the realization that I knew very little compared to what there was to know, which is funny, because I left for Europe knowing everything.
I raised a family. My three beautiful daughters taught me patience. They also gave me the courage and inspiration to achieve in the face of failure. Girls, I love you.
And I became a salesman. My first goal was to be the best salesman in the world. I'm still on that journey, every day. In the pursuit of that goal I surprised myself by becoming a columnist, an author, a speaker, a consultant, and a sales trainer. I used to hate flying. Now I spend about a quarter of my life in an airplane. But I really don't mind, because it gives me the precious opportunity to share my sales knowledge and my secrets with a worldwide audience. What could be better?
My name is Jeffrey Gitomer. I'm a salesman. I'm a dad. I'm a college dropout.
My objective in life is to help others, establish long-term relationships, and have fun - every day. When you love your work like I do, every day is the same. It's a holiday.