Twenty-two years apart
2001 Dream It·Believe It·Achieve It
2023 See It·Believe It·Achieve It
The photograph is the lake behind his house, taken one spring and posted on the front page of this website in 2001. The book came out in 2023. In between there were fifty years of students. One word changed.
The new book
See It, Believe It, Achieve It
The Key to Living Your Dreams
A practical guide to turning what you want into what you have — written by a man who spent his working life teaching people to read the rules, and the rest of it teaching them to look past the rules to what they actually wanted.
- How the conscious and subconscious mind work together, and how to get them pulling in the same direction.
- Techniques you can actually apply — not theory, but the habits that turn an aspiration into a result.
- How to cultivate a mindset of abundance and hold onto it when things get thin.
Paperback · 108 pages · Published 21 November 2023
ISBN 979-8-8682-6208-1
The record
Fifty years in one department, most of it teaching tax
Herb Sieg was one of the founders of the Department of Accounting and the College of Business at Illinois State University. For most of his career he was the last of the original College of Business faculty still in a classroom.
His subject was federal income taxation. He taught it, wrote the textbooks for it, and for more than thirty years coordinated CPA review programs that put students through the exam and out the other side.
He also built the accounting internship program from nothing and ran it for seventeen years. At its peak it was one of the largest in the country.
The shelf
Writing textbooks was the other specialty
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Essentials of Federal Income Taxation for Individuals and Business
Sieg and Johnson · CCH Incorporated
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CPA Review Reference: Taxation
Sieg · MicroMash
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See It, Believe It, Achieve It: The Key to Living Your Dreams
Sieg · 2023
Published by
- CCH
- Prentice Hall
- South-Western
- Houghton Mifflin
- Irwin
- MicroMash
Still going
The Herbert Sieg Endowed Scholarship
In 2003 a former student, Gary Gemberling, class of 1963, endowed a scholarship at Illinois State in his professor's name. It is awarded each year to a fifth-year accounting graduate student.