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Tom Black is author of the
wildly popular book The Boxcar Millionaire and he exemplifies the essence
of the American Dream. His rags to riches
story will amaze and inspire you.
Tom began life in a railway
boxcar. He grew up in extreme poverty and
worked his way up the free enterprise ladder
known as America. Today, Tom is recognized
as the greatest
Sales Trainer in the Country and is also world-famous as owner
of
the greatest wine collection in the United
States,
with some of the rarest and oldest wines in
existence.
As one of the world’s
most
knowledgeable and well-known wine experts, Tom Black has been featured in international
food and wine magazines and he is honored to count the
best chefs
and winemakers among his personal friends. A tour around his plantation style estate in
Nashville, TN, reveals numerous treasured
snapshots taken while entertaining famous
guests like Martina
McBride, LeAnn Rimes, Sheryl Crow, Ashley
Judd, Brooks and Dunn, and legendary music
producer Tony Brown.
Tom Black is an entrepreneur who has
founded, purchased, sold, and taken
companies public. Tom is also part-owner in
Manhattan’s best Northern Italian cuisine
restaurant, Alto, which has received top ratings
on the 2008
Zagat List,
as well as Food
& Wine Magazine’s Go List 2008. With a wine
list offering an astounding 2,300
selections,
America’s foremost wine publication, Wine Spectator, presented
Alto with their Grand Award, their most coveted honor.
Tom now dedicates his time to
teaching others everything he has learned
through business-strategy coaching in his
signature no-nonsense manner that rivets his
audiences. Tom is passionate about sharing
his secret to success and he travels the
globe bringing hands-on sales tools to
business owners and their employees through
his sales mentoring enterprise called the Tom Black Center for Selling. He says, “I believe that
success is not something you own, it’s
something you rent. And when you stop paying
the rent on success you immediately start
paying the rent on failure.”
Tom Black’s personal and
professional story is a message of hope and
it moves us to reach beyond our current
circumstances and bring our greatest vision
of ourselves to reality. Mark Victor Hansen, author of
the New York Times No. 1 Best Seller Chicken Soup for the Soul, says, “He is going to show
you how to sell yourself rich, my dear
friend Tom Black.”
Tom’s story is about a boy who was born and raised in a boxcar.
He
had a dream to be the best at whatever he
set his mind to. “I didn’t set my goal to be
No. 1 if my car didn’t breakdown, because it
did. I didn’t set my goal to be No. 1 if I
didn’t get sick, because I did. I didn’t set
my goal to be No. 1 if I didn’t run out of
sales territory, because I did. I set my goal to be No. 1
despite my circumstances,” says Tom Black.
Today his dream is to share his
story with others in the hope that it will
transform someone else’s life with the
knowledge that we can make our inspired
dreams come true.
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