Zig Ziglar on Human Relations

Zig Ziglar on Human Relations

Abraham Lincoln, truly one of our greatest presidents, had a rather unique approach to trying a case when he was a practicing attorney. He went to great lengths to learn everything he could about what the attorney for the “other side” would say…. Then, in his arguments, Lincoln would do a superb job of presenting the case from his opponent’s side of the table.... On occasion, the attorney for the other side would make the observation that Lincoln had presented the opposition’s case better than he could have. Perhaps you wonder why he took such an approach. First, he wanted to be fair. Second, he wanted to win the case if he believed his client was right. Needless to say, Lincoln then presented his own side with more fervor, facts, and reasons why his side was the right side.

By using this procedure, Lincoln completely robbed the opposition of anything to say and built his own case in a stronger manner.... He also wove in more humor and homespun stories when he presented his case. Most people, including jurors, like and trust those who give them cause to smile and who bring homespun logic to the table. What Lincoln did was simple. He practiced great human relations and used his abundant common sense. He wanted right to prevail and when he presented his case, as a general rule, the right side did win. Think about it. Take Lincoln’s approach and I’ll see you at the top!

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If You Think You Can, You Can by Denis Waitley

If You Think You Can, You Can by Denis Waitley

You can be a total winner, even if you’re a beginner
If you think you can you can, if you think you can you can
You can wear the gold medallion, you can ride your own black stallion
If you think you can you can, if you think you can you can

It’s not your talent or the gifted birth
It’s not your bank book that determines worth
It isn’t in your gender or the color of your skin
It’s your attitude that lets you win

You can live with “coulds” or “shoulds,” or be like Tiger Woods
If you think you can you can, if you think you can you can
Even if you’re hesitant, you can be a woman president
If you think you can you can, if you think you can you can

It doesn’t matter what you’ve done before
It makes no difference what’s the halftime score
It’s never over ‘til the final gun
So keep on trying and you’ll find you’ve won

Just grab your dream and then believe it
Go out and work, and you’ll achieve it
If you think you can, you can
If you think you can, you can

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