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  Date / Time: 9/24/2009 8:37 PM UTC

  September 24, 2009 with Thomas Mangum
  

  My guest tonight is Thomas Mangum.  Interestingly, Thomas is, by mere coincidence, the third guest in a row whom I first met when I volunteer coached in the early spring of 2008, in a course called "Life Directions," which is produced by Peak Potentials, which also puts on the "Millionaire Mind Intensive" seminars created by T. Harv Eker.  While serving as a volunteer, I met some amazing coaches from many niches and walks of life.
  
  Thomas is one of the country’s top experts in helping business owners increase their sales by building deeper, more connected relationships with their clients and attracting new strategic partnerships that deliver the results they desire in their business. Each year he helps thousands of business owners, that would rather not spend all day cultivating relationships, increase the lifetime value of their business by building Lifetime Client Value™ (LCV).
  
  

  As an accomplished radio talk show host, interviewer and mastermind facilitator, Thomas has interviewed scores of thought leaders from around the world that are creating remarkable results from the power of relationships.  He has the unique ability to help you look good for less.  

  With a motto of "Skip the small talk and move directly to the "Large Talk", Thomas shows a rare depth and breadth of skills for creating rapid rapport, building trust and remarkable credibility.  His touchstone core value is "it's not what you say or even what you do, it's how you made them feel."

  Thomas' credentials are impressive on paper, though his greatest credential is living the experience and passing forward only what works.  He calls this the "hero's saga" to the "promised land".

  He's also on the lineup for http://www.2009BusinessOwnersBootcamp.com in Atlanta on October 2nd.

  
  Thomas Mangum borrows a tag line, in part, from Mahatma Ghandi:  Don't just wish.  BE the change you want to see in the world.
  
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