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Frank McNair

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I know that many of you are old friends, clients, colleagues and associates, and to you I give a warm and heart-felt welcome. Others of you I have yet to meet -- but please know that I want to meet you and hope that time and life will provide us an opportunity to work together, know each other better, and share our stories with each other.

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Whatever you are looking for -- whether it is a keynote speaker or a training program, a personal coach or a long-term consulting arrangement -- you will find the information you need right here.

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We've made it easier than ever to buy books -- just click on the link next to each book and purchase directly from Amazon.com.

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Since many of you have asked about my work in the service of the church and in faith formation, we have made that easy to find as well.

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However you got here, I thank you for your time and interest in the work I do. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing how we might work together.

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As always,

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Life on the Line: Football, Rage and Redemption

by Frank McNair

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AVAILABLE NOW!

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Life on the Line is the gripping story of two young men struggling to under-stand themselves and the world around them. Set in the rural South in the fall of 1965, the story brings together Bart Wagram and Franklin Gibson . . .

Read more....

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THE GOLDEN RULES FOR MANAGERS
by Frank McNair

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​​Quick, expert advice in the best-selling, easy-to-read format that business readers demand.

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Packaged for visual impact and easy reading, The Golden Rules for Managers is the new golden standard in management guides.

How You Make the Sale:
What Every New Salesperson Needs to Know 

by Frank McNair


This is the perfect book for anyone in sales -- or anyone who has to manage salespeople at any level.  Frank's "8 Keys to Selling Without Fear" can help even the most-seasoned sales pro do a better job for his customer, his company and himself.  And the book is perfect for non-sales employees who suddenly find themselves having to sell to survive.

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