New Advanced Praise

	“I was really excited when I saw the title of this book, Surviving Your Serengeti.You’ll actually know more about yourself after you read this book—it’s one of a kind.” Ken Blanchard Coauthor of The One Minute Manager® and Leading at a Higher Level
	“A terrific book filled with adventure and wisdom that will touch your life and increase your personal effectiveness. I enjoyed it immensely.” Bob Burg Coauthor of The Go-Giver
	“A full sensory experience of place and people, where wisdom is gained, one animal at a time. This is not a book for those waiting for the economy to turn around or for someone else to ‘fix’ what’s broken. This is a book for those who are ready to clarify a code worth living by and who are willing to challenge convention to fulfill a meaningful purpose, professionally and personally.”" Susan Scott New York Times best selling author of Fierce Conversations, Achieving Success at Work & in Life - One Conversation at a Time and Fierce Leadership: A Bold Alternative to the Worst “Best” Practices of Business Today.
	“The perfect “visual” experience to simulate the skills required to take your mastery of business to the next level. I could not put this book down!” Mark Willis CEO, Keller Williams International 3rd Largest Real Estate Brokerage in the World with 77,000 Agents
	“Surviving Your Serengeti is rare in the management literature—a very enjoyable and informative read, with clear applications for practicing managers and leaders that need to be successful, even when times are tough.” John Ullmen, Ph.D. UCLA Anderson School of Management Author of Who Wins Conflict? The Creative Alternative to Fight or Flight
	“This compelling story is masterfully written coupled with creative tie-ins that offer the reader a powerful strategy for high achievement. I recommend this book unreservedly for anyone wanting to fine-tune their success plan!” Don Hutson Speaker & Co-author of the Wall Street Journal and NY Times #1 Best-Seller, The One Minute Entrepreneur CEO of U. S. Learning

Comments from Focus Group

“The book definitely grabs the reader’s attention, and like me, I know others would love to learn more about the wisdom of the animals, and how they relate to the human world.”
Sandi Hotchkiss, Odessa, FL

“This is one of the best association readings that I have come in contact with. I have found most other, of this nature, very dry and boring. Using the lifestyle of animals creates the thought process and understanding of what message the author is trying to express.”
Donna Van Natta, Cedar Hill, TX

“I loved the metaphor of the animals they do have so much to teach us.”
Janet Kypke, Muscoda, WI

“I was surprised at how I couldn’t stop reading.”
Mary Fennelly, Milan, MI

“The writer’s approach to go back to the basics to succeed is fascinating and challenging at the same time. With everything in our life’s becoming quicker and technology becoming more sophisticated we too often forget that there are some truths out there that never change, and that never lose value. Bringing those basics back into people’s minds is an extra-ordinary move.”
Martina Kilgo, Vine Grove, KY

“I found the reading to be very catching. I wanted to read it straight through and I did. I loved the way that the animals were used to get the points of the chapters across; it made me stop and examine each one to see the connection.”
Sheila Edens, Chicago, IL

“I think this book comes at a time in our country where many people could benefit from the message of this book.”
Rebecca Johnson, Banning, CA

“I was very inspired by the wildebeest. Endurance is a big struggle for me and I appreciated the metaphor. I found it intriguing and was motivated to continue reading. I was also delighted to find that the book was written as though it were a novel. To be honest, I was expecting a much dryer read.”
Kathleen Borozny, Brooksville, FL

“The comparison between the animals and the attributes they hold that make them able to overcome their plight as well as the reference to how it pertains to our world over here in the States. Lovely, visual writing.”
Aimee Carlin, Pontiac, IL

“This Book definitely is timely for today’s economy around the world. The analogy with the Serengeti animals and their trials makes for an interesting read and definitely gives good advice for life itself and never giving up.”
Julie Sikon, Lagrange, OH