All You Can Do is All You Can Do, But All You Can Do is Enough!

I read this book 20 years ago when I first started a working bar band. I took the advice seriously and put the principles to work. Within 6 months my band was working 7 days a week playing weddings, bars, sweet 16s birthday parties, block parties. To say we were a successful cover band is an understatement. I've since retired from the music scene and am venturing on a new chapter in my life and am so happy I found this book again. I remember some of the principles in this book but not all of them. I am excited about applying these principles to my new venture. I remember being in awe of the book and can't wait for it to arrive. Yes, all you can do is all you can do, but it's enough...

Whenever I pick up a "self-help" book, I'm always skeptical. I think, "Okay, I've been around the block before, so what can you teach me?" In this case, Williams can teach you a lot. After reading this book, you'll feel like you can walk into the lion's den with a string of raw meat hanging from your neck and come out a winner. But as Williams warns, success is not easy. It's not for people who give up, who listen to their fears, or who will not give their all. Williams has been there. He not only tells his story, but also other success stories. The book doesn't offer pie-in-the-sky "feel-good" philosophies, just plain, solid fundamentals that we all need. The bottom line is it's never too late to make a change. But the people who don't attempt to make their lives better never will. But what do you do? You can start by reading this book. You won't regret it.295 pages

To win in life you must first know the winning strategies. In All You Can Do is All You Can Do, Art Williams has put together strategies to make you successful in business and in life.

Take it from the man who made the impossible possible. Starting with a $10,500 salary and outselling the Insurance giants like Pru and Met! Educating the general public to the folly of cash value insurance, "buy term and invest the rest" great strategy.I particularly like Art Williams philosophy of being devoted to a cause, having a goal that is bigger than yourself.Great book. All sales and network marketing people must read this [email protected]

A. L. Williams shows in this book how average and ordinary people can do extraordinary things. This book gives examples of people who have followed Williams' simple steps and succeeded far beyond even their own thoughts and feelings could imagine. AYCDIAYCD is truly a book that gives anyone from any walk-of-life or educational background the hope to achieve the dreams. If your life is not going the way you think it should be, AYCDIAYCD is the book for you.

Before 1992: I had been doing nothing and was a complete loser.May 1992: I immigrated to Montreal and found this book by accident.Dec 1997: I graduated at McGill University with Great Distinction.* SOME PERSONAL ADVICE:IF YOU DON'T HAVE A GOAL YET, DON'T READ IT, IT'S GOING TO BE A WASTE OF TIME.BUT IF YOU DO HAVE ONE, GO AHEAD AND PUT DOWN THAT $10 NOTE. I SWEAR. YOU'LL NEVER REGRET.** SOME STATEMENTS TAKEN OUT FROM THE BOOK:- Believe in your God-given power- Your life from this moment is still a blank page- The world is full of people playing at half or a third of their ability. If you go out there and do all you can do, you dramatically increase your chances of winning- When things are though, we tend to get discouraged and do less than we've done before. Wrong! This is the worst time to slow down. The best cure for discouragement is to double your effort, so as to calm your fears and motivate you to keep going.- You can't live for the approval of every person you meet during your life time; you've got to live for the rightness of what you're doing- Tough time won't last. Tough people do