February 18, 2011
Sieg Taylor (center) talked to Rotarians about his life and the thinking that has made him successful at whatever he has done. In short, "work hard and learn to leverage yourself."
Sieg is shown below with his daughter McKenzee who has her own business and with Rotarian Debbie Gerace who presented Seig with a book to sign for the Kelseyville Elementary School Library.
Other ideas that have helped Sieg forge his way -
Keep going - Persistence!
Work to understand how to earn your own way and buy the things you want to all the time...
In every transaction try to walk away with the other person happy.
Sieg built a very successful business in Fresno and then in 1997 became a Pro Fisherman - he fished professionally for 10 years and was passionate about fishing. He set records on Clear Lake, some of which still stand today.
He does what he says he is going to do.
Believe in a friend, it can make a difference in their lives - has a friend who he believed in and encouraged who bacame very successful.
Be passioinate about what you like to do.
Don't let anyone stop you from realizing your dreams.
ESPN Sports Network: Defending champion Sieg Taylor of Kelseyville (middle photo) has been competing in bass tournaments for nine years and set an FLW national record in 2005 by weighing in 94 pounds (for 16 bass) during the tournament.
February 25, 2011
Dark Friday - No Meeting - Snow Day in Lake County. At left, a family enjoys a snow day in the hills above the Northshore of Clear Lake, CA. LakeCoNews.com
Photo by Ron Keas.