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The Best Seat in the House
Jim Doyle’s hands were shaking as he signed off after a radio broadcast of one of the most remarkable college football games he had ever witnessed. Although he was a seasoned broadcaster, Doyle’s hope remained the same as it did when he first started in the business: that through descriptions, gusto, and accuracy, he once again provided his listeners a good feel for what it was like to be there. Doyle relies on nearly a half century of sports radio broadcasting experience to share a treasure trove of stories that range from the exciting to the bizarre and even the tragic. From the biggest comeback in the history of college football to a “rainout” of a college basketball game to the c...
Selling with a Servant Heart: Ten Lessons on the Path to Joy and Increased Income
There is a common misconception that being good at sales necessitates aggressive closing or finding ways to effectively bring in clients Think again! Author and sales trainer Jim Doyle explains how the best sellers have a commitment to their customers that goes way beyond being customer focused. Servant Heart Sellers, as he calls them, are obsessed with making sure the products they sell make a difference for their customers, not just closing the deal. This commitment changes everything about their sales approach. Selling with a Servant Heart outlines ten lessons that ultimately lead to greater joy in sales while also increasing income. When you commit to serving customers as a Servant Heart Seller, you'll find more success, greater customer loyalty, and far less churn. And you'll have a lot more fun, too. For the new salesperson, the experienced veteran, or anyone in between, the lessons of Servant Heart Selling have something salespeople across industries can draw from. More success. More customer loyalty. More joy in what you do. That's what can happen to your sales career when you start selling with a Servant Heart.
DOYLE
Doyle is Lee Child's Jack Reacher, but English. He is a special forces operative, trained and used on covert operations by Special Air Services, famed throughout the world the SAS as an elite band of brothers. The best of the best. Their motto: 'Who dares wins'. This is Doyle's story. From his birth into a large family in the Liverpool docklands, through his schooldays and joining the army. His fights and experiences are chronicled. Join him in his army career and applying to join the SAS. An elite unit where out of every 125 applicants only ten will be selected. Every detail of his training experience to gain selection is described and the covert missions he participated in recorded. This is an autobiography of his life as told by his friend Lord Jack Turner. Doyle's life is uncovered and laid bare. His successes and his failures reported. His love life, marriage and divorce. His biggest battle PTSD and alcoholism. But most of all the courage of the man to come through it all.
Prime Time
Prime Time is a book for TV Sales Leaders who want a road map to success in the new TV business. It's a real-world guide to getting your sales staff totally focused on growing local, digital, and core revenue.
The Nothing Man
· · THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER · · _______________________________ I was the girl who survived the Nothing Man. Now I am the woman who is going to catch him... You've just read the opening pages of The Nothing Man, the true crime memoir Eve Black has written about her obsessive search for the man who killed her family nearly two decades ago. Supermarket security guard Jim Doyle is reading it too, and with each turn of the page his rage grows. Because Jim was - is - the Nothing Man. The more Jim reads, the more he realises how dangerously close Eve is getting to the truth. He knows she won't give up until she finds him. He has no choice but to stop her first...
Don't Just Make a Sale... Make a Difference
Most salespeople love to sell - love the thrill of the chase and the victory - but really great salespeople understand that true success in the advertising sales business occurs when their clients win. If their clients win, they'll get the chance to work with them for a very long time. In six thought-provoking sections, professional media sales trainer and management consultant, Jim Doyle, provides insight into the secrets of how top achievers approach the advertising business. With topics such as how to make effective sales calls and handle objections, and how to build long-standing business relationships and provide outstanding customer experiences, this book will help advertising sales reps implement strategies that make them stand out from the crowd and have happy clients who renew. If you're an Account Executive who wants to make money selling advertising and have a career filled with incredible opportunities and lots of personal AND financial rewards, let Don't Just Make A Sale... Make A Difference! be the difference-maker for you.
St. Louis Gambling Kingpins
A history of betting on the East Side. Making it as a professional gambler in the first part of the twentieth century was a long shot, but wagering on the wide open scene of East St. Louis could help even the odds. Folks who were feeling lucky enough might grab a copy of Louis Cella's racing form, or get the inside scoop from turf men like Barney Schreiber. Students of the art of bookmaking had plentiful mentors in local legends like Adam "Mulepole" Fritz. But even then, a hot streak could attract the attention of a representative of the Chicago Outfit such as Frank "Buster" Wortman. The nephew of Vic and Jim Doyle, who built the Ringside Casino into the Midwest's largest casino, author James Doyle connects the dice rolls of bygone St. Louis Kingpins to high stakes players in New York and New Orleans.
Flying Through Time
Imagine what it would be like to talk and fly with the men who flew the airplanes of World War II. What was in their minds as they made their first solos? And what was air combat like? Flying Through Time is the closest many of us will come to understanding what it was like to be a WWII aviator.Tens of thousands of AmericaOCOs pilots during World War II trained in the Boeing Stearman biplane. For most, it was their first airplane in a series of larger, faster, and more dangerous aircraft that they used to fight the war. The pilots would never forget their first flights in a Stearman and the adventures that followed. Jim Doyle, owner of a restored 1941 Stearman, retraced the wartime journeys ...
Wisconsin Uprising
In early 2011, the nation was stunned to watch Wisconsin's state capitol in Madison come under sudden and unexpected occupation by union members and their allies. The protests to defend collective bargaining rights were militant and practically unheard of in this era of declining union power. Nearly forty years of neoliberalism and the most severe economic crisis since the Great Depression have battered the labor movement, and workers have been largely complacent in the face of stagnant wages, slashed benefits and services, widening unemployment, and growing inequality. That is, until now.
