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Becoming a necessity to those around you is essential to your success! Dr. Zeiss has outlined the Nine Essential Laws that demonstrate how to be a person who is respected, admired and sought after. The principles taught by Dr. Zeiss is his book Becoming Influential, are the tools that are embraced and put into action by some of our nation's most successful people. This book is a breakthrough for anyone who is committed to becoming a person of influence and accomplishment.
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Dr. Tony Zeiss is a recognized writer, consultant, and speaker to audiences across America. He has dedicated his career to identifying behaviors that help committed individuals to achieve their goals. He serves on several national, private, and public boards and commissions, and is the President of Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, North Carolina, serving 70,000 students each year.
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The Nine Essential Laws for Becoming Influential
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