Steve Canal is a Senior Marketing Executive, award-winning branding architect, author, and national motivational speaker. His core beliefs, family values and passion for growth continue to fuel his drive to achieve greatness. Although he holds many titles, there are none greater to him than that of husband to his wife and father to his son.
1. What inspired you to write “The Mind of a Winner”?
Early on in my career, I was fortunate enough to travel all over this beautiful country, producing events in every state giving me access along my journey to so many amazing mental contributors. The collective influence and impact on my life was priceless and it ultimately lead to me wanting to package this wealth of knowledge and put it in a book to share with the world.
2. What makes this book extraordinary and stand out from other self-help tools?
“The Mind of a Winner” gives you high-level security clearance needed to gain access to the most classified minds of an era – especially for the cost of the book and ebook. This isn’t your average bio, business or branding marketing story. This book is about relentless determination and rare drive into the realm where miracles happen – a winner’s mind. This book puts you in a position to consistently win.
3. What is the main takeaway regarding changing how we think to achieve success that you want conveyed to readers of “The Mind of a Winner”?
Nothing will work unless you do! I can give you all of this classified information but it will mean nothing if you don’t put action behind it. There is also a common thread amongst those who achieve success and those habits and methodologies are identified in “The Mind of a Winner”.
4. Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
As a new father to an amazing baby boy, my priorities have shifted and it’s no longer about me. In 5 years he will be going to elementary school, so I see myself somewhere developing a skill and/or passing along a habit to my son. I’m big on legacy building, my gears are set to making sure he gets the tools needed to succeed.
5. How can people support “The Mind of a Winner”?
You can get your copy of the book with an option to be personalized and autographed on www.TheMindofaWinnerBook.com, you can also get an ebook copy through Amazon, iTunes or Barnes and Nobles. On social media you can see all of the support and videos using the hashtag #TheMindofaWinner
Steve can also be found on Twitter as @SteveCanal and on Instagram as @SteveCanal & @TheBrandExecutive
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