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It was discussed as a useful resource for finding gift ideas for mentors or others who seem to have everything. It was also mentioned that the author has been on the podcast before.
We'll link to that in the show notes. It's by John Ruhlin, we talked about on the show before, he's really good at this, he really really is.
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It was discussed as a useful resource for finding gift ideas for mentors or others who seem to have everything. It was also mentioned that the author has been on the podcast before.
We'll link to that in the show notes. It's by John Ruhlin, we talked about on the show before, he's really good at this, he really really is.
There's an audio version as well, he just, he knows what he's doing.
Episode: 157: John Ruhlin | Ways to Give Gifts That Make a...
It was discussed throughout the podcast as a framework for maximizing customer loyalty through radical generosity, and the antithesis of swag and trinkets.
He is the founder of Ruhlin Group, and author of Giftology: The Art and Science of Using Gifts to Cut Through the Noise, Increase Referrals, and Strengthen Retention.
I read your book like 10 times, I've listened to like 50 of your interviews, I love what you do, I want to help you bless your wife and I answer these seven questions.
If you want to buy a copy of Giftology, that's our entire playbook is in that book.
Episode: 176: How to Cope with the Burden of Being the Ugly...
It was discussed as a helpful book on the topic of gifting, especially for mentors who seem to have everything, especially if they're married.
We'll link to that in the show notes. It's by John Ruhlin. We talked about on the show before. He's really good at this. He really really is. There's an audio version as well.
Episode: 157: John Ruhlin | Ways to Give Gifts That Make a...
It was discussed as the antithesis of swag and promo items, and it was described as a guide to maximizing customer loyalty through radical generosity.
He is the founder of Ruhlin Group, and author of *Giftology: The Art and Science of Using Gifts to Cut Through the Noise, Increase Referrals, and Strengthen Retention*.
I read your book like 10 times I've listened to like 50 of your interviews I love what you do I want to help you bless your wife and I answer these seven questions
If you want to buy a copy of Giftology that's our entire playbook is in that book
Episode: 176: How to Cope with the Burden of Being the Ugly...
It was recommended as a resource for gift ideas, particularly for people who seem to already have everything they need, especially including their wives. It was mentioned in the context of a listener's question about thoughtful gifts for his mentors.
If they're married, which by the way, is statistically likely, successful men are almost exclusively married. I didn't realize that, but apparently, that's why I'm single.
There's a lot of gift ideas, some are better than others, but for in the affordable category, knives with their names, or if they've built a company, then you can use if they're company right, you can use the company logo, the company they built, if not, use their name or a quote that they love, because the wives are unacknowledged. Anything that includes the spouse is the key.
You can put one of their quotes on it, you can put an etching, if it's going to be for them as well, you get his and her knives literally, I know this sounds ridiculous, but they'll use it every day, they'll be talking about it all the time, they'll be talking about you all the time as the gifter.
You can etch like their lake house on there, their boat, something they love with the year and date on it, a quote, whatever. Then when the wives are asking and talking about you, if you want to take the relationship further, the option is much easier to do.
He's really good at this, he really really is. There's an audio version as well, he just he knows what he's doing.
Episode: 157: John Ruhlin | Ways to Give Gifts That Make a...
It was discussed as a guide to understanding the importance of thoughtful gifts in building relationships. The host and guest discussed the impact of personalized gifts as opposed to generic promotional swag.
He is the founder of Ruhlin Group, and author of *Giftology: The Art and Science of Using Gifts to Cut Through the Noise, Increase Referrals, and Strengthen Retention*
I read your book like 10 times I've listened to like 50 of your interviews I love what you do I want to help you bless your wife and I answer these seven questions
if they then go to the givers edge dot com the givers edge dot com and download that for free and we also send some of our best articles and tips and kind of tricks in behind the scenes of what we do and how we do it it's all free resource for for your listeners but that's that's a great place to start they can also if they get inspired I want to go buy the book on Amazon it's like six different versions on Amazon but take the free resources and run and then if you get inspired and want to buy a copy of gift allergy that's our entire playbook is in that book