THE PUBLICATION WELCOMES THEIR NEW AMBASSADOR, JOHN C. MAXWELL, AS HE SHARES HIS LIFE'S JOURNEY IN MAGAZINE'S DECEMBER ISSUE
"If you love what you do and you're helping people, what else would you want to do?" -- John C. Maxwell, SUCCESS magazine December 2015 cover story
DALLAS, Nov. 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned leadership expert and New York Times best-selling author John C. Maxwell shares with SUCCESS how and why he isn't slowing down. In an exclusive interview with the publication's new Editor in Chief, Josh Ellis, Maxwell gets personal, sharing with readers everything from his earliest motivations to his attitude toward aging in the December issue, on newsstands November 10.
For the personal moments SUCCESS encountered with Maxwell, Ellis and the photography team met with him in the publication's new headquarters in North Dallas. By the time Maxwell arrived at the office, he had already made final revisions on his newly released book, Intentional Living: Choosing a Life That Matters, given two speeches and shot a television segment, and yet still had the same amount of energy as when he started the day. "The key to staying energized and engaged in work no matter the time of day," he says, "is by looking at work as 'play' and with anticipation."
In Intentional Living: Choosing a Life That Matters (Center Street/Hachette Book Group), Maxwell will show you the way to live a life of significance through intentional acts of service to others. He challenges all to join him on a journey to find intention, seek true purpose in life, to live our best story, make a difference in the world, and tell others about it. Maxwell sweeps readers along through his uniquely personal story of intentional living, sharing his best advice learned throughout his life as a world-renowned leadership expert and coach.
Untold Stories Revealed
While Maxwell is no stranger to writing and publishing books—something he has been doing for the past 40 years—his new book sheds light onto the more personal side of his work. He calls his new book a "legacy project," encompassing a lifetime of lessons learned and lessons taught to millions around the world.
"What I really love about Intentional Living is that it causes you to start. It doesn't allow good intentions to stay as merely intentions."
-- John C. Maxwell, SUCCESS magazine December 2015 cover story
New Ambassador Relationship
For the past eight years, Maxwell has not only been a columnist for SUCCESS but has also been a friend and one of the publication's biggest supporters. In line with the magazine's goal of continuing to bring added value to its readers, they have embarked on a new relationship with Maxwell in which he will serve in the role of SUCCESS Ambassador. Beginning in 2016, readers will be able to hear him interviewing some of the great thought leaders of today on the SUCCESS CD, see him involved in SUCCESS-sponsored events, and tune in as he serves as a voice for SUCCESS during media opportunities.
The December 2015 issue of SUCCESS magazine, featuring John C. Maxwell, is all about giving back as we approach the holiday season. Inside the issue, readers will find the special section " 'Tis Happier to Give," where science confirms the links between generosity, compassion and happiness through the following articles:
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