Roger Lewandowski

Successful Leaders' Secrets to Survive in Business: a "Thinkbook" Roger Lewandowski

We have reached a point in the industrial revolution where, because ofadvanced technology, many things we were taught have becomeobsolete. Against worldwide competition, there is danger that Americanindustrial processes could become obsolete at any time. Unless we rethinkhow we run our businesses, we may find ourselves heading intobankruptcy. Keep an open mind as you read this book. Ask yourself where you coulduse these ideas. Brainstorm and write them down with target dates. Iwant to highlight two key points: It is not that executives do not know what to do that causes acrisis-it is their failure to take timely action. The most overlooked, under-utilized tool that management hasis passion to follow through with their plans. If you show apassion for success, it will be contagious to all your people. If youfail to do so, your people will see this as "just another project ofthe month". I believe industrial America can win the worldwide war of business bydoing the homework, utilizing the talent, and implementing change.