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by Greg Dinkin (Author)
You find your answers by asking questions. That's why the only how-to book that will work for you is the one you write yourself. In his fourth book, Greg Dinkin gives you the questions to be a leading man who lives his own winning story. Mix "Dinkin's 7 Empowering Questions" with practical wisdom from successful leaders and you will discover effective tools that uniquely suit you. Your newfound awareness will create a clear and concise map that leads to fulfillment, wealth, and success--the way you define them. "The Leading Man is both practical and soulful. Like Dale Carnegie, Deepak Chopra, and Stephen Covey, Greg Dinkin is a gifted teacher, though his sharp edge and laugh-out-loud humor will make you forget this is a how-to book. Kudos to Dinkin for giving us a safe space to get to know ourselves as well as a blueprint so we can all live as leading men." -Michael Parness, author of Rule the Freakin' Markets "Greg Dinkin has written a book for men who wouldn't be caught dead reading a self-help book. There's no flowery language, no new-age mumbo jumbo, and no vague conceptual BS. Just straightforward guidance from a guy who's been to his own personal hell and back-and figured out what it takes to live well. If you're ready for success, start reading immediately." -Doug Sundheim, author of Taking Smart Risks
Author Biography
Greg Dinkin is a coach for men, professional speaker, and TV host. In addition to The Leading Man, Greg is the author of The Poker MBA (Random House), The Finance Doctor (Vital), and Amarillo Slim's memoir (HarperCollins). A graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Greg, who also has an MBA in Finance, is passionate about making powerful life tools accessible to men. His TEDTalk detailed how he combined mind and body practices to lose 100 pounds and overcome his fear of singing. Greg cofounded a literary agency that placed more than 130 books with major publishers and developed several films with academy award-winning actors and producers. He has served as a corporate spy for Inter-Continental Hotels, a management consultant for PricewaterhouseCoopers, a housing coordinator for the atlanta olympic village, and has sold portrait packages, office products, and home improvements. A former professional poker player, Greg has won major tournaments, including a six-figure score at the World series of Poker in Las Vegas. He has written columns for ThePostGame, Yahoo, Grantland, and Card Player.
