Gary Keller used his book to recruit thousands of agents to Keller Williams.

Recruiting is the lifeblood of any successful real estate brokerage, and Gary’s Book helped Keller Williams recruit more agents than any other brokerage. As a result, KW grew to become the largest real estate company in America. 

I remember first hearing about The Millionaire Real Estate Agent in 2004. I was an agent in Florida and had never heard of Keller Williams. Someone told me it was an awesome new real estate company that was spreading like wildfire. 

I read the book, researched Keller Williams, and joined a little while later.

Angela Duckworth used her book to climb out of obscurity. 

Angela is a college professor. There are over a million of them in the U.S., and most live their lives in relative obscurity.

However, Angela published her book in 2016 and has become a well- known speaker and thought leader. Today, she enjoys recognition and prosperity that most professors only dream of having.

Her book stayed on The New York Times best seller list for more than 20 weeks. A review of this book in The New York Times called Duckworth "the psychologist who has made 'grit' the reigning buzzword in education-policy circles."

Carl Sewell used his book to build a $2.1 Billion Dollar Chain of Car Dealerships.

In 1988, Carl ran two car dealerships as part of his family business. His family worked hard for their customers and provided amazing customer service.

Despite their efforts, the business grew slowly, mostly through word of mouth. That all changed in 1988 when Carl published Customers for Life, a book about Customer Service.

Since then, the book has sold over 1 million copies, and the family business has grown ten-fold. The company now has 16 dealerships scattered across Texas with $2.1 billion in sales.

Robert Kiyosaki used his book to become a famous celebrity and become wealthy.

Robert spent most of his adult life trying to get rich. In 1977, he started a surfer wallet company that went bankrupt. 

He started another clothing business that also went bankrupt. He tried other ventures with moderate success. 

Mel Robbins used her book to become the most booked female speaker in the world.

Mel Robbins was broke, unemployed, and depressed. Then, she discovered a strategy to get her life back on track.

It was a psychological trick she called "The 5 Second Rule." After she published her first book, she was booked to speak at a Ted Talk.

Her talk was viewed more than 20 million times and launched her public speaking career. Her second published book solidified her as a powerhouse motivational speaker.

Tim Ferris used his book to become a celebrity and Silicon Valley Insider.

In 2006, Tim was a nobody. He owned a tiny supplement company and spent his time traveling the world.

That all changed when he launched his book, The 4-Hour Workweek. The book became an overnight success and skyrocketed him to international fame and fortune.

He leveraged his connections to become an advisor to tech CEOs and an Angel Investor with a $100 Million net worth.