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Make It BIG!: 49 Secrets for Building a Life of Extreme Success by Frank E. McKinney (Hardcover, 2002)

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PRAISE FOR MAKE IT BIG! In the competitive world of ultra high-end residential realestate, Frank McKinney has managed to do what I've done withprojects all over the world. His groundbreaking deals andbrand-making attention to detail have enabled him to make it bigwithin his chosen field. Read his book and learn how you too canbecome a great success. -- Donald J. Trump Frank McKinney is in the vanguard of . . . multimillion-dollarspec home builders. -- Fortune Frank McKinney has always liked to live on the edge ...he likes tolive dangerously. -- The Wall Street Journal Frank is a real estate entrepreneur extraordinaire. The vision heapplies in creating his estate homes will someday be legendary.Everyone should be interested in his compelling life story. -- George F. Valassis, founder/former CEO Valassis Communications, Inc. If you wish to enter the real estate profession, you will find muchin these pages to help you. However, anyone can benefit from these49 philosophies and learn from the examples Frank describes. Thestories of succeeding against enormous odds, sacrificing personalcomfort to put everything into your business, living according toyour vision, putting in a full day's work day in and day out,contributing to others, and enjoying your life every moment, Ibelieve can provide great inspiration no matter what your stage orstatus in life. -- Rich De Vos, cofounder Amway, excerpted from the Foreword