Author

Publication

2005 - Capstone, Chichester, West Sussex, England

Language

English

Word Count

31,250 words, Guess

Page Count

125 pages

Identifiers

  • ISBN-101841125768
  • ISBN-139781841125763
  • Goodreads2169358
  • LibraryThing2521324
  • Library of Congress Control Number2005277853
and 2 more
  • Better World Books9781841125763
  • Open LibraryOL23051023M

Classifications

  • DDC650.1
  • LCCHF5386 .B887 2005
  • LCCHF5438.25

Alternate Titles

  • Art of making success inevitable

Description

The Way of the Dog is a self-help classic. It tells the story of failed salesman, Derek Stubbins, who wanders into a brothers Grimm nightmare and gets turned into a dog. He has to learn the way of the dog to get by. He has to develop the simple, clear way of thinking that a sheepdog has for its task. In doing so, he finds that he can achieve any goal he desires. It is the perfect pathway to success. Why a dog? A dog has only two states of thought, which are happy, and waiting to be happy. When it has a task to do, it sees the beginning and the end. It doesn't become anxious or depressed at the size of the job, but just undertakes it and deals with obstacles as they come. It always succeeds. Geoff Burch taps into the core of great personal development writing in The Way of the Dog. He focuses on the two big questions - what do you want to do with your life and how do you do it? By following the way of the dog, each obstacle in yo...

First Sentence

AS HE TRUDGED THROUGH THE RAIN with his case of samples, Derek Stubbins knew that he wasn't a failure.

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  • The way of the dogCapstone2005-01-01

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