Who should blurb me?

Happy Hour is 9 to 5 by Alexander KjerulfMy first book is being republished early next year and as you may know it’s a time-honored tradition to have a quote from someone famous on the cover endorsing it.

Who do you think I should get to blurb my book? Let me know what you think in a comment!

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9 responses to “Who should blurb me?”

  1. Pedro Gustavo Torres Avatar

    “There are two things people want more than sex and money… recognition and praise.” – Mary Kay Ash

  2. JacobM Avatar
    JacobM

    If you can get Richard Branson, who seems to be an advocate of enjoying work, that would be pretty cool.

  3. Murphy Avatar
    Murphy

    I have 3 recommendations:

    *Gretchen Rubin, Author of the Happiness Project
    *Zappos CEO and Author Tony Hsieh of Delivering Happiness
    *Joe Tye, Values Coach, Inc and Author of the Florence Prescription and All Hands on Deck.

  4. Rodrigo Avatar
    Rodrigo

    I was going for Branson too. JacobM beat me to it.

  5. Gerard Avatar
    Gerard

    Forget a famous person, I have a better one. A made up person by Stephen King, who said something in the movie The Shawshank Redemption.

    Get busy living, or get busy dying.

    And then you choose living, because being happy at a job means living, whereas being unhappy at a job and staying there would be the equivalent of dying.

    PS: That was said by Andy Dufresne, who was played by Tim Robbins.

  6. Charlotte Avatar

    I am with Jacob M.
    Alternatively, which company do you yourself think live up to these ideals and are they among your clients? Even if they are not clients, you have often written about Southwest Airlines and Zappos. Would one of these CEO’s write a blurb?

  7. Todd Wallace Avatar

    Who else?

    Michael Colglazier, President of Disneyland, “The Happiest Place on Earth.”

    http://publicaffairs.disneyland.com/leadership/michael-a-colglazier/

  8. Jo Avatar
    Jo

    Luigino Bruni!

  9. Alexander Avatar

    Thanks for the awesome suggestions, everyone :)

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