Simple steps lead to super success!

The 34th Selection in the tremendous life-changing classic series!

You know Frank Perdue as the CEO spokesperson in his innovative television ads claiming, “It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken.” He was a captain of industry, a philanthropist, a loving family man, and a true American success story if there ever was one. How did he do it? And much more importantly, what did he do that you can do, too? How did this man, born on a farm in Salisbury, Maryland, become the head of one of the most renown companies and brands in the entire world?

Mitzi Perdue, this remarkable man’s wife of 17 years, will reveal to you how Frank Perdue grew a small family farm into one of the world’s best-known brands. She can teach his methods because she watched him and knows all his success secrets—the potent practices he engaged in day after day that made him the titan of industry he was.

These are surprisingly simple practices that you can use, too. When you cultivate all of them, you’ll get further in life than you ever dreamed! When you develop even one of these skills you’ll be head-and-shoulders above your competitors. Yes, you are going to find the secrets to his success here. And, as you’ll see, they’re simple, you just need to know them and act on them—and become all you can be!

——CONTENTS

Introduction
Humble Beginnings
Listen: Five Ways You Can Develop An Invaluable Skill
Honor: Five Ways You Can Gain Extraordinary Influence
Lead: Five Ways You Can Garner Undying Loyalty
Network: Five Ways You Can Connect with People for Maximum Impact
Learn: Five Ways You Can Become an Insatiable “Informavore”
Save: Five Ways You Can Acquire What Really Matters
Leave a Legacy: Five Ways You Can Ensure Your Values Outlive You
My Gift to You: Wrapping It All Up in a Bow
Frank Said: The Quotable Frank Perdue

——THE AUTHOR

Mitzi Perdue is a businesswoman, author, and a master storyteller. She holds degrees from Harvard University and George Washington University, is a past president of the 40,000 member American Agri-Women, and was one of the US Delegates to the United Nations Conference on Women in Nairobi. She currently writes for the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents and hosts EarthX TV’s show, The Pen and the Planet.