The Greatest Salesman in the World Part 1 Ch 6

What does Pathros indicate has been waiting for him like a hungry dog?

What was the initial status of Pathros before he became a salesman?

How many leather scrolls are contained in the cedar chest Pathros refers to?

What was the relationship of the man Pathros rescued to his life later on?

What was Hafid's emotional state when he stood before Pathros?

What did Pathros ask Hafid to retrieve from beneath the bed?

What lesson does Pathros intend to teach Hafid through the scrolls?

What did Pathros realize would prevent him from spending time with Hafid?

What was the first condition Hafid had to agree to upon receiving the chest?

What significant sign did Pathros see that indicated Hafid was the chosen one?

Which of the following was NOT one of the conditions imposed by Pathros?

What was the purpose of the purse containing fifty gold pieces given to Hafid?

What happens when Hafid recognizes the sign that indicates the next recipient of the scrolls?

What emotional response did Hafid display when he accepted the chest from Pathros?

What lesson did the scrolls ultimately promise to teach Hafid?

Pathros's Instructions to Hafid

Pathros, an experienced salesman, calls Hafid to the bedside. His health has deteriorated significantly.
Pathros reveals a hidden chest containing ten leather scrolls and a significant amount of gold.
The scrolls contain secrets and principles for success in selling.
Pathros emphasizes the importance of learning from scroll one before moving onto the others.
He mandates Hafid to give half of his earnings to the less fortunate.
Pathros shares the story of how he acquired the chest and contents, highlighting encountering a traveler and receiving scrolls as a youth.
Pathros's final instruction is sharing the chest and contents with who he and the gods have chosen at a later date.
Instructions in a letter within the chest: Take the gold, use learned skills, and begin a new life, and share half with the needy.
Hafid is the selected recipient because of his return from Bethlehem and his sacrifice regarding the robe.
Pathros states he is near death and wants Hafid to carry on his legacy and spread the wisdom of the scrolls.

Conditions for Hafid

Hafid must agree to follow the instructions meticulously.
Hafid's first condition: to follow the instructions in Scroll One—emphasizing its central role in understanding selling.
Hafid's second condition: to always give half of his earnings to the less fortunate.
Hafid's third condition: to pass on the chest and contents to a later chosen recipient when directed by a special sign. He is instructed not to share the wisdom or scrolls with anyone prior to this sign.

Explore the powerful instructions given by Pathros to Hafid. This quiz delves into the vital principles of success in selling as unveiled through ten leather scrolls, emphasizing the importance of charity and sharing wealth. Understand the lessons Pathros imparts about the journey toward achieving success in sales and life.