Up, Down, or Sideways:
How to Succeed When Times Are Good, Bad, or In Between
Predicting the future is easy; predicting it correctly is very hard.
Since we can’t be certain of what the future holds, what should we always be doing to ensure our success regardless of what happens?
Up, Down, or Sideways looks at the mindsets and methods that enable us to succeed come what may. It teaches a practical way of preparing for and dealing with change by focusing on those things that should never change.
We all know life has its twists and turns, but we tend to be surprised when downturns hit us, treating them as the exception. Then when times are good, we act as if they will never change. And when times are sideways, we often become complacent.
In his new book, Up, Down, or Sideways, available October 2011 from Tyndale House Publishers, Mark Sanborn shows readers how to prepare for these cycles and events in order to make the most of those situations. Through sharing his own story of a series of downturns, Sanborn identifies the mindsets and methods that will help readers discover opportunities in both good times and bad, in up and sideways years.
“If you need encouragement and ideas about how to succeed, I recommend this book.”
— Tony Hsieh
Founder, Zappos
“The practical advice and pearls of wisdom throughout this book are worth studying, contemplating, and dissecting. Apply them in your business and in your life to create sustainable growth and prosperity in all you do.”
— Dr. Nido Qubein
Great Harvest Bread Company
& High Point University
“Reading and following Mark’s advice will have a dramatic impact on your greater personal and professional success. I read a lot of books, and I enthusiastically recommend you read this one.”
— Darren Hardy
SUCCESS Magazine
No matter where you are in your personal or professional life, Up, Down, or Sideways provides timely wisdom that will enable readers to succeed in spite of circumstance.
This book isn’t about how to “get rich quick.” This book is about how to “be successful always.”
