Over the Top: Moving from Survival to Stability, from Stability to Success, from Success to Significance

You Have What It Takes to Go Over the Top!

Drawing on forty years as a world-class motivational speaker and author, Ziglar identifi es and outlines in his best-selling Over the Top precisely how to achieve what people desire most from life—to be happy, healthy, and reasonably prosperous and secure. As Ziglar delves into the hows and whys of living life with values, character, honesty, integrity, and sensitivity, you’ll learn to be more at peace with yourself and accomplish more with your skills and abilities.

Over the Top will persuade you to develop what you have in order to be the best you can be. What you can do just may be astonishing!

A talented author and speaker, Zi g Ziglar has an appeal that transcends barriers of age, culture, and occupation. His client list includes thousands of small and mid-sized businesses, Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, churches, and non-profit associations. Since 1970, he has traveled around the world delivering powerful life-improvement messages and encouraging individuals to change and grow.

Customer Reviews:

Zig Ziglar has written the guidebook to find your best life.

By E. T. Pate - October 26, 2012

Zig Ziglar doesn't just write this book, he passionately lives each word and daily shares the message with everyone he knows! I was recently asked to recommend a book that could help a friend with his teenage daughter find their passion, and then achieve that vision. This is the book I told him about. You will be amazed at the incredible opportunity this book can help you map out personally.

Not as Good as See You at the Top

By Aaron Doud - March 4, 2013

This is a follow up to his original classic and it is a bit lacking compared to the original. If you have read and liked See You at the Top you should read this but if you only read one make it the original.

Homophobia in the 21st century

By chris - April 20, 2012

This book and its author are unabashedly homophobic. If you are interested in a profound lesson in inhumanity or looking for a scapegoat that helps distracting yourself from your own problems, this book is for you. Otherwise it's not worth a penny.