Sharing Your Talents

In a new novel, The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto, Mitch Albom, bestselling author of Tuesdays with Morrie and The Five People You Meet in Heaven, tells the story of a guitarist who can change people’s lives through the power of his musical talent. Albom recently was a guest lecturer in the Authors@Wharton series. While Albom was on campus, Wharton management professor Adam M. Grant spoke with him about why he wrote the book, his choice to pursue writing, and how we can each discover and share our greatest talent.

[@betsycasey1966]

Excellent interview questions and wonderful, insightful answers. Mitch is a generous, kind person who is full of wisdom!

[@carmenzac1511]

Absolutely interesting...I have some of his books 👍🏻🤗

[@Cat-hn2on]

I have read several books by Mitch Albom and am looking forward to reading this one. He has a way of bringing out the humanness of his characters, and this seems like a novel written in a unique perspective, personifying music as the narrator. Side note: I also don't know which Kardashian is which, nor do I want to know.

[@jessicakaufman3377]

I love his books!

[@voyno]

Fantastic.

[@planneraddiction1277]

my favorite bood is tuesday with morrie
i love so much that book.

[@DIVIN3KINGDOM]

Story over lecture.

[@gracecambron424]

He evidently hasn't worked a real job. 2 1/2 hours??? I don't know anyone who works out in public work that only works 21/2 hours.
Maybe you need to go work in a factory for awhile!!