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Roberts Rules!: Success Secrets from America's Most Trusted Sports Agent

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I had no idea who Roberts was when I picked up his book. But good gawd I am impressed! This guy is ballsy and brash and inspiring. He belongs in my book on P.T. Barnum, "There's a Customer Born Every Minute." I admire him for coming out of nowhere, with nothing, and making millions with sheer balls, hard work, and plenty of honesty. An absolutely terrific book! Reading it feels like being at a high action boxing match or basketball game. Riveting!

I think the book was very influential and encouraging. it made me want to get right up and get started on my own business.

Roberts Rules has profoundly affected my life and my strategies for success. Marc Roberts provides real-life advice for anyone who strives to reach the golden ring. Unlike many other motivational and success strategy books, this book is written by an individual who has succeeded through trial and error, guts and research and above all a contagious drive for excellence. Roberts is a college-dropout self-made millionaire in the most cutthroat industry in America - sports.

Thank you, Mr. Roberts for sharing your experiences. You are an inspiration to those of us who are determined to rise above our backgrounds.

This is a MUST read !

I was a twenty year old who aspired to achieve. I had all the hopes and dreams imaginable. I had the fire in my belly and was confident that I would make it big when I grew up. Someone had given me Roberts Rules as a Christmas gift and somewhere around the end of January I decided to read it. Well MR. Roberts Rules have inspired me to get going in my quest for success. Although I have not acheived my ultimate goals I have conquered many. Some say you have to see it to believe it. I say yes but in the meantime Read this book. An be on your was to SUCCESS!!!!!

The book has its moments but it clearly hasn't told me anything new. This is basically a mainstream success story and it doesn't guide me into a new direction. Next?

What drivel! Couldn't get past page 20