"…shows how a sincere belief in the future, coupled with determination and the skills to engage and enlist others, can positively affect the likelihood of success." (Training Journal, October 2006)

"Readable and relevant for a wide audience" (Long Range Planning, 40/2007)

"If you want to know what it takes to believe—to hope—when no one else does, read this book."
—Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor and Tour de France champion

"Andrew Razeghi convinces us all that hope is a mighty power and when wisely used can bring great results. Don't miss this splendid book!"
—Ken Blanchard, coauthor, The One-Minute Manager and The Secret

"Wow! What a great book! This is the trail-blazing management book of our time: an original approach supported by inspirational stories, well-supported arguments, and tons of practical use-it-now techniques. This must-read book will be required at all of my next round of off-site client workshops, and it heads my book gift list for clients and colleagues. The 'Exercising Your Hope Muscles' section was particularly rich in easy-to-apply practical techniques."
—James Belasco, Ph.D., coauthor of the best-selling books Teaching the Elephant to Dance, Flight of the Buffalo, and Soaring with twhe Phoenix; executive director, Knowledge Dialogue

"This book has guts. In Hope, Andrew Razeghi courageously dives head first into an unexplored virtue that quietly makes successful people tick."
—Paul Orfalea, Kinko’s founder and author of Copy This!

"Andrew Razeghi has done a fantastic job of using a wide variety of real-life success stories to illustrate the power of hope. Hope offers an inspiring read to all."
—Jack Cakebread, chief executive, Cakebread Cellars

"Association and nonprofit executives will find both the tools they need and the inspiration to succeed in this book.  The transforming power of hope leaps from every page into the hearts and minds of readers."
—Gary A. LaBranche, CAE, president and CEO, Association Forum of Chicagoland