Tim Sanders: People-Centric Business Expert
July 06, 2009
Love Is The Killer App (the Lovecat way)
If you want to succeed, promote success in others.
That is the one line summary for living a Lovecat life -- especially in business. In late 2001, Adrian Smith and I produced a seven minute video that outlined the Lovecat system for business success. It supported the launch of my first book, Love Is The Killer App. The video was displayed, mostly via CD ROM, to hundreds of book store owners and media reps.
Almost eight years later, I still believe it is the #1 way to live your BizLife. The message (give knowledge, share network, show compassion) is still relevant. I've been booked to give keynotes on this subject recently by companies looking to promote team work, sharing, outstanding customer service, etc. Tough times call for tough love I guess.
Love Is The Killer App from Tim Sanders on Vimeo.
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I have given away more copies of this book than any other, and still do. It remains as fresh, as vital and as applicational as it was when I first read it - and before that, when I read the article in Fast Company.
We are here to be game-changers - and this is a game-changing book to help you live it out and make the kind of difference you were put here to make happen.
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"Love is the Killer App" remains one of the top 3 business books I've ever read!
It shares timeless principles in a compelling and practical way. These principles apply today as when it was first written.
Today, we can apply the book's teachings with even greater leverage -- through social media and social networking sites.
If you're digging this blog, you're going to LOVE the book.
I see in the video above that it was filmed at Stacey's Bookstore in SF... feeling nostalgic, because Stacey's closed down in March of this year...
Posted by: George Kao | July 10, 2009 at 07:46 PM