Greg Arnold MLM Books:

Book Description:

The Multi-Level Mangler In King Arthur's Court will show you how to easily become a more powerful MLM recruiter, how to become a more dynamic leader, how to earn a MLM/network marketing fortune. You will enjoy the rich, full body of the King Arthur story as woven by the Multi-level Mangler himself. Your heart will beat with passion as the strange little man's plot to take over the kingdom unfolds. Your sides will ache with laughter as Merlin pops into your bedroom as you sleep in this enchanted land. You'll become all you ever wanted to be with the help of the master as King Arthur teaches you the leadership wisdom of the ages. The principles taught in this book will propel you to the top of the MLM/network marketing profession.
 

Professional Reviews:

From Rod Cook, Editor, The MLM Watchdog Magazine

"Using the principles and strategies he teaches in this book, in less than a year Greg Arnold built a mlm organization of 11,000 members and a monthly income of over $30,000. Wanting to share his mlm/network marketing expertise, Greg wrote and published The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur's Court. The popularity of this book has been nothing less than phenomenal. With over 23,000 copies sold, it has been ranked in the top 1% of Amazon.com's best sellers. Network marketing industry leaders, including me, often use Greg's book to train distributor teams as well as mlm company owners how to be more effective and profitable. Because of his vast knowledge of the mlm industry, Greg has served as a paid consultant for a number of network marketing companies and as a member of the Board of Directors of The Multi-Level Marketers International Association. Now a true classic in the network marketing industry, The Multi-Level Mangler In King Arthur's Court, is one the the best MLM books I have ever had the pleasure of reading and reviewing. It is clear, insightful, easy to read, and very funny. I highly recommend it."

From Tom "Big Al" Schreiter, Author of the "Big Al" book series

"Greg Arnold's book, The Multi-Level Mangler In King Arthur's Court mentors MLM distributors in the principles of constructive leadership. You will greatly enjoy the Multilevel Mangler's adventure in King Arthur's court. It will make you and your downline prosperous."
 

From Steven Burke, Network Marketing News

"At the PMP Workshop in Houston a couple years ago, I met two authors of Network Marketing books (there were actually several other book authors there – as many as 5 that I know of including myself). Greg Arnold’s The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur’s Court was first released in 1994. The third, and current, version was released in (1998). In the style of writing and the way the story is told and put across it is, without a doubt, the most remarkable of all the MLM book publications I have ever read. And I read ‘em all!

I MUST say it was a pleasure to meet Greg, who is a truly humble individual, and finally put a face to the book title I’ve been aware of for some time. It was even more of a pleasure to have the time to read his book on the plane ride back from Houston.

The whole story is told as if Greg Arnold was receiving the best Network Marketing training of his life directly from King Arthur himself, who obviously embodies Greg’s idea of one of the world’s best and greatest leaders. So why not hear it from the best, right?

It is masterfully done and we MUST award a TWO THUMBS UP (Way Up!) rating from here and a very strong recommendation that you, and all of your downline members, own a personal copy of this book. Greg Arnold’s The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur’s Court is destined to be an industry standard, the kind of book you read and reread! The kind of book you just can’t put down!"

Customer Review:

It is a sad fact of life that most people will never achieve any notable success, even though the success they seek is within in the range of their grasp. Nowhere is this failure to achieve more evident, and more needless than in the world of network marketing. There are, of course, many books that promise to teach people the secrets of network marketing success, but few of these books actually deliver the goods they promise to their readers. Greg Arnold's The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur's Court is one of the few books on the subject of success in network marketing that fulfils its promise.

What sets Arnold's book apart from the majority of books on network marketing is not the principles it extols, but the way in which the principles are embodied, and illustrated in the life of the book's characters. Few readers will find themselves unable to relate to the fumbling Mangler as he struggles to learn the lessons of networking success from Arthur and Merlin. The reader of this book is exposed not only to the precepts that entail success, but, also, to the process through which the precepts become actualized in life. As Arthur tells the Mangler, 'Champions aren't strong all the time . . . In the beginning, they are only strong minutes at a time . . . . The difference between champions and average people is when champions are down and hurting, they, through self-discipline and character, replace their image of a defeated person with the image of a positive, vital, strong crusader and go out and do it again, even though they are hurting inside.' Most of us easily give in to feelings of defeat, but the readers of The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur's Court will learn how to develop the self-discipline and character required for success in network marketing alongside the Mangler.

This is a book in the Elizabethan tradition of mixing education with entertainment in a way that creates a 'talking picture' for the edification of the reader. The Elizabethan's understood, better than we apparently do, that the right end of learning is action. Given the historical record of success of Elizabethan authors to motivate people on to action, perhaps more contemporary success authors should, like Arnold, emulate the Elizabethan technique of creating stories that instruct and motivate. If you, or the members of your team, want to learn both what needs to be done, and how to go about doing it, then The Multi-Level Mangler in King Arthur's Court is a must read.

Thomas Tait from Oxford, England

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