Tiger Traits: 9 Success Secrets You Can Discover from Tiger Woods to Be a Business Champion

Now with the recent scandal people may see the title of Nate Booth's book from 2007 and dismiss it or criticize the book for the recent revelations of man's unique weaknesses and foibles. They would be missing out on a wonderful, practical book of inspiration and genuine motivation were they to overlook this gem from Nate Booth. Every man (and woman) is imperfect and Nate even addresses that within the 9 points of this book around identifying, grappling with, and managing each of our weaknesses. This is a book of 9 Success Secrets which are exemplified by Tiger Woods (ah, still ground breaking in race, in youth, in multiple wins as a standout world class athlete) which professionals can apply to Business Success. Tiger Trait #1: Identify and Develop Natural Talents Tiger Trait #2: Create a Clear and Compelling Dream (this is SO imperative for success in any endeavor!) Tiger Trait #3: Select Teachers, Heroes, and Teammates Who Guide, Inspire, and Support Tiger Trait #4: Be Confident Tiger Trait #5: Manufacture Magnificent Mental Models Tiger Trait #6: Let Actions Do the Talking Tiger Trait #7: Constantly Improve in Good Times and Bad (something which we all need to practice, indeed) Tiger Trait #8: Be Likeable Tiger Trait #9: Be Grateful, Give Back I highly recommend this for anyone in business wanting to focus on improving their life and business success factors.

Dear Dr. Booth: My name is Damien R. Euell, I'm 23 years young, and I wanted to just say "thank you" for your book, Tiger Traits. About a week ago I was cruising through the local Barnes & Noble book store and for some reason I was "drawn" to your book. Almost that 6th sense-- energy-- gut feeling that you get. I've read a handful of self development books and this is by far my favorite read. Tiger Traits is a very simple, very applicable, and very true to its creed. Like most entrepreneurs, and young at that, I am continuously searching for that extra edge in mental development that will help me along the way. The stronger I am, the more I can offer to our family business. Warren Buffett says, "always finish the day a little smarter, if you're not, you're making a huge mistake." Last year I moved down from Denver, Colorado to Katy, Texas to start working with the family business, Euell Energy Resources (www.euellenergy.com). We've been diligently working to rebuild the company; backlash from Enron almost caused bankruptcy. My father has instilled in me the values of never giving up, and to dream big dreams (Trumps version of thinking big). I'm excited about where we're going to end up. Again, thank you for compiling all of the information, knowledge, and advice into one amazing book. Have a great week. Best Regards, Damien R. Euell

Tiger Traits provides such powerful success secrets that I will be buying 6 more copies to share with my two sons and four closest friends. Nate has written an easy to follow "recipe for success", which is inspiring for all ages! Neil Wood author: The Magic of Working Smarter

Written by success coach Nate Booth, Tiger Traits: 9 Success Secrets You Can Discover from Tiger Woods to be a Business Champion is a unique guide to business and life lessons that anyone can learn from golf prodigy Tiger Woods. From "Identify and Develop Natural Talents" to "Be Confident", "Let Actions Do the Talking", "Be Likeable", and "Be Grateful, Give Back", each of the nine positive character factors is scrutinized at length, its benefits analyzed and illuminated through real-world examples. An excellent motivational and self-improvement guide sure to especially resonate with professional golf buffs.

Nate Booth's Tiger Traits has a wonderful way of exposing the tiger inside each of us. Even better, Nate takes on the role of a seasoned, professional caddy and shows each of us how to play the championship course of life. As anyone who plays the game of golf will tell you, there's more than one set of tees to play from. After reading and applying Nate's observations, I will feel much more confident playing the game of life from the championship tees. When Nate writes about discovering one's natural talents, he gives us clear direction on what we should look for. When it comes to our individual weaknesses, he shows us how to manage them with honor. While many may buy this book because of its reference to Tiger, I recommend this book because it gives all of us a better chance to tap into the natural and developed gifts of the author, Nate Booth. In closing, I bought a copy of Tiger Traits for each of our five grown sons. It's a club I want in each of their bags. Ralph Williams Bottom Line University Colleyville, TX