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by S. Truett Cathy
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Price: $10.00
Published: November, 2007 by Looking Glass Books
Hardcover: 95 pages
Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5 inches
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Product Description:
How does a man working behind the counter of a mom-and-pop diner for 21
years turn a good idea into a restaurant chain worth $2 billion annual sales?
S. Truett Cathy, founder and CEO of Chick-fil-A, shares his recipe for success
in his latest book, "How Did You Do It, Truett?"
The 86-year-old chief executive officer's keen business sense, his commitment
to his principles, and his desire to keep the business simple pours off of every page.
His lessons apply not only to business, but to family and community as well.
by S. Truett Cathy
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Price: $10.95
Published: June, 2002 by Looking Glass Books
Hardcover: 200 pages
Dimensions: 9.0 x 5.9 x 0.8 inches
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Product Description:
Truett Cathy is a real-life Horatio Alger story. Having grown up
in a boarding house run by his mother, Cathy learned the
principles of hard work, fairness, honesty, loyalty and respect.
Putting those principles to work throughout his business career,
Cathy has turned a single restaurant and the chicken sandwich
concept into more than 1,350 Chick-fil-A restaurants with
approximately $2 billion in sales annually.
In Eat Mor Chikin: Inspire More People, Truett Cathy
challenges readers to focus on people and principles. Then good
success will surely follow.
by S. Truett Cathy
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Price: $9.95
Published: August, 2004 by Looking Glass Books
Hardcover: 111 pages
Dimensions: 7.3 x 5.0 x 0.6 inches
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Product Description:
Children all around us are growing up without strong, positive
guidance from their parents, who are busy, distracted, gone, or
choose to be buddies instead of parents to their children.
In It’s Better to Build Boys Than Mend Men, Truett Cathy
lays out a simple model for adults desiring to reach out to
youth and challenges readers to allow God to work through them
to change the life of a child. His book is filled with stories
illustrating the principles of discipline, trust, reputation,
generosity, common sense, peer pressure, and family stability.
by Kenneth H. Blanchard, S. Truett Cathy
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Price: $12.99
Published: August, 2002 by Zondervan Publishing Company
Hardcover: 128 pages
Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.6 x 0.6 inches
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Product Description:
The New York Times best-selling co-author of The One Minute
Manager, Raving Fans and Gung Ho!, and the founder and chairman
of Chick-fil-A® present a book about the true value and effects
of generosity.
A financially successful young Broker with a future that holds a
bright promise comes across an article in his favorite business
publication one morning that captures his attention. It appears
that a very successful businessman claims that his greatest joy
is found in giving away his money, as well as his time!
Intrigued – and somewhat confused – the Broker calls the
Executive, and a subsequent trip to his business marked the
beginning of a week – and a lifetime – of learning, meaning, and
giving for the young Broker.
Through a forthright story line and simple guidelines for
implementing a strategy of life-long significance through giving
of ones self, The Generosity Factor delivers a powerful message
that could change your life!
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Price: Available Soon
Format: VHS/DVD
Length: 43 minutes/color
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Product Description:
Truett Cathy could have been one of the characters created by
famous author, Horatio Alger. They were children born into poverty, whose
perseverance, honesty and hard work brought them success later in life. Except,
of course, Truett Cathy is real. Truett started by selling Coca-Colas as an
eight-year old. Later, he took a simple, but innovative idea - the chicken
sandwich - and built it into one of the most successful fast-food restaurant
chains in the country -- Chick-fil-A. The parallel grows when you learn how,
guided by biblical principles, Truett Cathy has chosen to live his life, conduct
his business and share his good fortune. This has led to the love and affection
of many people, young and old, who call Truett their friend. The S. Truett Cathy
story, as told in his own words and the words of those who know him best, is an
inspirational journey that reaffirms all things are possible.
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