Thank you for sharing that. Definitely brought a smile to my face. Yes, Becci is a definite Go-Giver and I have a feeling you are well on your way!

By the way, please thank Jeff for us, as well!

Best regards

By “introduced,” I mean that we went around the room and everyone had the opportunity to talk briefly about their business. I was very intrigued by her business and wanted to talk further. Unfortunately I was stuck talking to a “Joe” who was still in the go-getter mindset. I looked away from the conversation briefly and was disappointed to see Becci walking down the sidewalk.

Fast forward to Thursday.

I was at a coffee shop meeting with a group I belong to. As we were wrapping up, I looked up and saw Becci taking a seat at another table and spreading out her things to get some work done.

When my meeting finished, I walked over and asked if she had a minute. She told me to take a seat. We talked for a while and then she told me to wait just a minute: she had a book in her car that she wanted me to read.

I saw her walking back into the coffee shop with a copy of “The Go-Giver.” When she sat back down, I reached into my briefcase and pulled out my own copy. You see, Jeff, the leader of the other group I’d just met with, had given everyone a copy.

After an hour and a half, I felt guilty having taken so much of Becci’s time. “Read the book,” she said as I was walking away. Since I’d had two people recommend the book in an hour, I started it that night and finished on Sunday. It was apparent then why Becci gave an hour and a half of her time to a relative stranger.

Thanks, Becci!

So, knowing that the diet industry is a huge industry and the failure rate being very high, I am finding unprecedented opportunity for myself that it’s a joke. Life is so funny sometimes that I almost think that it’s fake.