M. Scott Peck · 1978
A self-help book exploring the integration of spiritual growth and psychological maturity.
Jack Canfield used the author's aggressive interview schedule as a model for successfully marketing a book.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“So someone had told us that the book, The Road Less Traveled, the author of that book, had done five interviews a day for the first year, five interviews a day, Scott Peck.”
Why: He used it as a model for how to successfully market a book through interviews.
Jack Canfield, Guest on The Tim Ferriss Show#833: Jack Canfield — Selling 600+ Million Books, Success Principles, and How He Made The 4-Hour Workweek Happen
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