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 Ten Things I Learned from Bill Porter
By Shelly BradyFrom the show What Would You Do for a Friend? 
From The Publisher:
Bill Porter worked for the Watkins Corp., selling household products door-to-door in one of Portland's worst neighborhoods. Afflicted with cerebral palsy and burdened with continual pain, Porter was determined not to live on government disability and went on to become Watkins's top-grossing salesman in Portland, the Northwest, and the United States. This book was written by the woman who worked as Porter's typist and driver and later became his friend and co-speaker. This is an inspiring story with real-life lessons about tenacity in the face of daunting odds. |
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