TSE 007: How to Be a Nice Guy and Finish First w/ Doug Sandler

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Be a nice person.

How many time have you heard this?

It’s one of those sentences that become a sort of motto, when we’re children and then teenagers.

Being a nice person is something that we value growing up.

But then you land your first job.

You have beaten the competition and got the position.

After some time you’re “battling” again, this time with a new target in sight: a promotion.

If you take a second to think about it, it’s like being a nice person becomes somehow secondary in our adult life, because of other “priorities” we have.

Well, I have got news for you (the person I described above is you): being a nice guy – or gal – can really help you achieve incredible things both in your personal and professional life.

In this episode of the podcast, talk about how to be a nice guy (or gal) and finish first in business and in life.

Today’s Guest

Doug Sandler and I connected online almost by accident…but man, am I happy we did!

Doug created his Nice Guys Finish First program, in order to change the mindset that too often sees companies thinking of their customers as just a number. For over twenty years, Doug – who is also in the DJ business – has performed and inspired nearly half a million people and has won several awards for his amazing ability to keep a crowd engaged.

He recently launched The Nice Guys on Business Podcast, co-hosted with Strickland Bonner, show that helps you build your business and strengthen relationships. Doug joins us to talk about how to be nice guys (or gals) and finish first in business and life, topic that he discusses in his best-selling book Nice Guys Finish First: Winning Customers for Life by Winning Relationships That Last.

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In This Episode We Talk About:

Why do nice guy finish first?

How to be nice and finish first

Some great habits that will help you develop incredible relationships

How to connect with influencers and grow your network

How to maintain a positive attitude, be happy and stay in control of your professional and personal life

Actions to go beyond customer’s expectations

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Get Your Copy of Nice Guys Finish First!

Did you enjoy the conversation with Doug? If so, make sure to grab a copy of his best-selling book Nice Guys Finish First:

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