Sieg Taylor was in the first Marketing and Sales Management class that I taught at California State University, Stanislaus, in 1986.  I could tell immediately that he would be an incredible seller, promoter, and charismatic influencer.  As a matter of great fortune, we have kept in touch all these years.  After graduation, Sieg frequently came into my classroom to empower the students in sales and to motivate them to become great in their own personal development.  He would inspire them to read regularly and to keep improving themselves.  He has far-ranging business interests such as real estate, entrepreneurial businesses, team building, and championship bass fishing (worth mentioning because he is really, really good), etc.  Talent-wise, Sieg is an entertaining and personable speaker, looks on things very positively, has great curiosity, and has the strength and courage to examine new life threads.  I am so proud of Sieg – he’s the best in my book.  He is true to his word, and is a great example to the students because he, too, keeps improving himself and moving closer and closer to maximizing and actualizing his potential.  He is alive with new possibilities, ideas, and life experiments, including the risk taking that goes along with that innovative attitude/altitude.  He has been very successful already in his life and I expect him to take that farther and farther out of the ballpark.  I just expect good things from Sieg and I know that if he were to momentarily stumble, he would just pick himself right up again and continue with his greatness.  He is truly exceptional!!