The Greatest Salesman in the World (Gujarati)

Hafid is a poor camel boy who becomes the richest merchant in Damascus after he receives ten ancient scrolls from his master, who passes on the secrets of selling. Each scroll contains a principle, such as to live with love in his heart, to persist, to treat each day as one's last, and to act now. Hafid must read each scroll three times daily for a month before moving on to the next. The parable teaches habits of self-discipline and optimism.

Salespeople and anyone who wants motivation or lessons on building habits will find a short, simple fable. It also suits those who like inspirational parables and want a daily routine to follow.

Growth-minded and clear-cut; an easy read.

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