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Past issues of Dr. Zimmerman’s “TUESDAY TIPS”
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Dear Friend:

I began writing my “Tuesday Tips” back in June of 2000. I had a few hundred subscribers—and I thought that was a big deal. Now there are hundreds of thousands of people who receive my weekly, Internet newsletter. And the feedback has been phenomenal.

Power of the “Tuesday Tips”

In fact, I get notes from people every day, telling me how one of my “Tuesday Tips” hit home. They’ll say they got an idea that dramatically improved their workplace, advanced their career, or saved their marriage.

Carrie Farella, an RN with Nursing Spectrum magazine wrote one such note. She said: “Your inspirational tips have changed my life…it sounds corny, but it’s true. I have a new high-profile, high-powered communications position. I beat out 60 other candidates for the job. My secret? I read your ‘Tuesday Tip’ before my first 5-hours of interviewing and knocked them dead.”

And this note came from a school district. Susan Albert, of the Virginia Beach City Public Schools said: “We have had great responses to your ‘Tuesday Tips.’ The principal liked them so much that he now forwards them to the entire faculty. We were in a very negative department with negative comments and auras everywhere. Your ‘Tuesday Tips’ are turning things around.”

Popularity of the “Tuesday Tips”

I’ve got hundreds of notes like that. People are talking about the great results they’re getting from my “Tuesday Tips.” In fact, the “Tips” are so good, so powerful, and so practical, that my readers want to make sure their coworkers, friends, and family members get in on the action. They pass them on to the people they care about—which, of course, is the strongest possible testimonial.

Robert A. Craven, the director of Finance at the Mayo Clinic wrote: “I can’t tell you how much we at Mayo appreciate the ‘Tuesday Tip.’ After I get it, I send it to the entire Finance Department Management Group, which is about 100 people. And many of them send it on to all of their employees, which is another 500 people. Last week’s issue was so powerful and so useful to both the management people and to us and our children that I’ve had lots of responses from people thanking me for sending it. God bless you in the work you are doing!! It’s making a difference in our lives.”

Similar letters come from around the world. Theo Schijf wrote from Holland. He said, “When I worked for Lucent Technologies, I passed your ‘Tips’ on to my team of managers. It was amazing the amount of discussion they generated. Now I pass them on to my brothers, sisters, and friends, and I also send it to my mother. She’s 80 years old, and she translates your ‘Tips’ into Dutch, and then she passes the translated tips on to her non-English speaking friends. Just wanted you to know your words travel a long way.”

Past “Tuesday Tips” Constantly Requested

Unfortunately, there’s a problem. Some people started getting the “Tuesday Tips” several years ago, and they’ll often ask me if I can send them a “Tip” from a long time ago. They need it and can’t find it.

Other people are more recent subscribers. They never had access to all of my previous “Tips.” And so they’ll say, “Send me all of your ‘Tips’ for the last 4 years.” Or they’ll ask, “How do I get everything you’ve ever written on customer service, motivation, attitude, leadership … or any number of other topics?”

Well, I finally listened to all your requests. I bit the bullet. I took two solid weeks out of my schedule, and I went through every one of the “Tips.” I removed all the extraneous material and reformatted everything into beautiful, easily readable, and highly accessible documents.

In fact, I took your feedback into account. I noticed that many of you took my one-sentence tip and were turning them into one-page posters that you were hanging in your offices. Great idea. So the first part of my “Tips,” the first part you’ll get is the one-sentence “Tip” formatted like a poster. Then you’ll get one to three pages of my commentary on each “Tip.” And finally, you’ll get a separate page for your notes and the actions you’ll take. I think it’s a format that you’re really going to like.

I put the “Tuesday Tips” into 19 different PDF documents that you download onto your computer. I created 5 volumes by year, and I created 14 volumes by topic. So you can have them at your fingertips for years to come. You can even print them out and share them others.

That’s what Naomi Wheeldon does at Tillamook Hospital in Portland, Oregon. Naomi writes: “Just wanted to let you know how much your ‘Tuesday Tips’ have helped my Housekeeping staff. After you spoke at our Managers’ meeting, I started printing the ‘Tuesday Tip’ and leaving it on the break room table. I have to say there has been a positive change in attitude within the staff during this time. They all look forward to Tuesday to see what words of wisdom you have to offer. They now stop and think about the other person instead of jumping to conclusions or blaming others for what might be their fault. Again, my thanks to you for making this information and insight available.”

I urge you to invest in your own copies of the “Tuesday Tips.” I know you won’t be disappointed with this purchase. I guarantee it! The “Tuesday Tips” will give you the motivational insights, the communication skills, and the leadership strategies you will need to be more and more successful in life and work.

Sincerely,

Dr. Alan Zimmerman

Dr. Zimmerman's "Tuesday Tips" are available in two E-Book formats: This product is only available via the internet and is not available in a hard copy book.

Formatted by subjects, and
customer service
leadership
mastering change
motivating others
building relationships
listening
work-life balance
setting goals
building trust and team work
creating a positive work environment
dealing with conflict and difficult people
maintaining a positive attitude
achieving success
Formatted by the date.

"Tips" by subject are available in 13 different volumes, or you can save by purchasing all the subjects in one document. Click here to see the "Tips" by subject.

"Tips" by date are available in 4 separate volumes, or you can save by purchasing all dates in one document. They cover "Tips" 1-185. Click here to see the "Tips" by date.

Dr. Zimmerman's "Tuesday Tip"
E-books by subject:

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"Tuesday Tips" on
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