The Daily Motivator - SalesLinks Top 25, by Mentor Associates Sales Training

"How often do you stop to count your blessings? In your daily struggle for more, how often do you feel joyful and thankful for the many, many things you already have?" With this thought, Ralph Marston began the first edition of his Daily Motivator, on November 2, 1995. Three years later there are over 1000 on his site.

The link name on the site	What it is	The value to salespeople	How you can use it to make your job better
*Get The Daily Motivator* by e-mail**	$15 a year for more than 300 issues of The Daily Motivator	Get lifted above the mundane world of deals and deadlines Receive messages that help you operate consciously instead of spending your time on automatic pilot?	For moving one's head from the southern to the northern hemisphere As a motivational break from difficult circumstances during the day To motivate yourself
Previous Motivators	*More than 1000 editions of The Daily Motivator* listed chronologically**	Motivation Inspiration	Use it to get outside day-to-day problems Share with customers & peers Research a personal development/inspirational theme
The Daily Motivator To Go	*A book containing the 250 best Daily Motivators* from the first two years**	Fits on the nightstand more easily than a PC You won't have to wait a year to get inspired	To live a better & more fulfilling & fulfilled life Share with loved ones

Daily Motivator Highlights

Archives - A treasure chest of inspirational messages for anyone feeling unhappy, unsuccessful, stuck, sorry for themselves, or unfullfilled.
If you absolutely positively cannot afford a $15 subscription, use the home page as your browser's start page.

Final Thoughts

There's very good information available for salespeople on the Internet and most of it is free. But, some things are worth paying for no matter how much is free. Especially when they're as well-written and thought out as The Daily Motivator. Don't miss our October 5, 1998 SalesLinks Bulletin on this service.