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Happiness
is not a reward-
it is a consequence.
Suffering
is not a punishment-
it is a result.

–Robert Green Ingersoll

Purpose Purpose

When people like me decide to write a self-help book, it is usually for one reason: to teach others what it took us so long to learn ourselves.

This book is the story of my 25-year process as an entrepreneur and what I learned along the way. Its purpose is to serve as a guidepost for seekers of goals not yet realized. Its primary message is to assure readers that it is indeed possible to realize our wildest dreams, and that it all can arrive faster than ever imagined. 

The success model I describe in this book reveals how it is possible to enjoy both material abundance on the outside and spiritual abundance on the inside—and how there is never any need to sacrifice one for the other.  It promises that complete success is within reach for anyone—anyone willing to go inside and discover his or her own personal core beliefs and values—for these determine everything. It doesn’t matter what a person’s past or present circumstances are. All that does matter is that the individual is willing to begin now to start trusting personal inner wisdom, and that he or she learns how to allow that inner knowing to inspire a series of positive action steps that lead to a life based on what matters most to him or her. 

Lastly, this book is an extension of my life’s passion and purpose. It reveals the importance of honoring oneself, while providing a handbook of steps and strategies the reader can take to experience his or her own brand of Ultimate Success.

Media Questions Media Questions

1. Steve, your book, Winning the Game of Business, is subtitled The Entrepreneurs Quest for Ultimate Success.  So what exactly is “Ultimate Success?” 
2. For most of your adult life you were living the American Dream—you built several successful business, you enjoyed social status and a loving family, you acquired all the material stuff —yet you say you weren't happy. Are you saying that having money isn't all its cracked up to be? Isn't that easy for a prosperous guy like you to say?
3. So what took you so long to go after this Ultimate Success?
4. Is this Ultimate Success something anyone can go after—or just entrepreneurs and business people like you?
5. What stops most people from living their own Ultimate Success?
6. How did discovering your own Ultimate Success change your life? 
7. In your book, you talk a lot about beliefs. What do beliefs have to do with it?  
8. You also talk a lot about taking personal responsibility for everything that happens in your life. But isn't it true that some people are just brighter, more gifted or luckier than others?
9. You talk a lot about creating Road Maps to success. Are you talking about setting and attaining goals?
10. Can regular people really achieve the amazing success you say is possible for everyone? How?
11. What about those folks who work hard and try and try and never seem to get anywhere?  
12. Can you share a success story or two from your coaching clients who follow your advice?
13. Have you ever actually helped anyone discover the Ultimate Success you say is possible? 
14. What are three things those of us interested in Ultimate Success should be doing every single day?
15. What one Ultimate Success secret piece of advice can you leave us with?