Did You Hear about the Birthday Celebration?

Dear John,

Today would be Dad’s 92nd birthday.

It’s a really strange thing, losing a parent.

It’s like you suddenly grow up in a whole new way.

One thing Dad taught me was that our attitude is what determines our altitude.

That’s why we decided to hold a celebration sale today in honor of the life and legacy of Zig Ziglar.

You may have heard one of his most famous sayings:

“You can get anything in life you want, if you help enough other people get what they want.”

That’s what we’re doing today.

Today, to celebrate Dad’s birthday, you can get any book, any audio training, any online training to help you accomplish your goals for 50% off the regular price.

Just go here.

And use the PROMO CODE “BDAY18”

YES. ANYTHING in our online store is 50% off for today except live events.

And if you are a November baby like Dad, you might even be able to do some birthday shopping of your own :)

The timer below is counting down, so don’t wait…

Because as soon as the clock reaches, 00:00, Dad’s birthday candles go out, and so does this special offer to celebrate his birthday.

Go here now to take advantage of this birthday sale and help us celebrate.

If you can imagine Dad still being here, can’t you just hear him telling one of his good old fashioned yarns, maybe the one about how he met someone on the plane who wore their wedding ring on the wrong finger…

And then spun that into a lesson about the importance of setting our goals?

How about you go ahead and get one of those classics now?

And, with his timeless teaching filling your mind, you can watch and see as your own life begins to take on that certain magical quality he always taught us to pursue.

Go here now and use PROMO CODE “BDAY18”

You were Born to Win, so go ahead and Live to Win!

Tom
Proud son of Zig Ziglar

P.S. It touches us deeply to be reminded of the lives our dad touched while he was here, so feel free to reply to this email if you have a “Zig Story” to share!

We see it as our responsibility to keep the torch burning that he lit.