Jim Armstrong and Dan Ginnaty
A reader named Jim Armstrong, from Yuba City, California, wrote to us about something he did at a brainstorming session with a coaching group:
A reader named Jim Armstrong, from Yuba City, California, wrote to us about something he did at a brainstorming session with a coaching group:
I’ve always been a giving person; I don’t remember being any other way. Certainly, life experiences such as caring for my siblings when I was very young molded me. In the same way, a near-death experience nurtured my giving nature and caused me to pay attention to what is really important. And I paid attention…
I hesitated to tell my story because I didn’t want to be seen as a braggart. In the spirit of The Go-Giver, I had to remind myself that this isn’t about me—it’s about the value my story may bring to others by sharing it. I want people to see that, more than just a nice…
From Don Gandy, the principal at Wheeler High School, in Valparaiso, Indiana. I began reading The Go-Giver in early January [2009] in hopes of finding a book to give to all of our seniors in the school community (145 seniors in this class). This book truly inspired me to realize, in parable format, the importance…
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