Amazon.com Review
Lance Secretan is not your conventional business consultant. A member of MENSA, he built a $100 million company from scratch by age 40 and then retired to work with other executives worldwide, conduct seminars, and write books about the route he believes will lead to real success.
Reclaiming Higher Ground: Creating Organizations That Inspire the Soul--which pictures Secretan on the cover smiling broadly in dark suit, dark turtleneck, shaved head, and bare feet--is his manifesto for those seeking an alternative to the traditional corporate way of life. Secretan's ideas, combined with supportive examples from today's business world, are truly thought provoking.
From Library Journal
Secretan (Managerial Moxie, Prima, 1992) says some people hate their work so much they wait until morning to die. In the New Age approach he takes here, he offers an alternative toward reestablishing healthy and successful workplaces where workers and profits are given equal emphasis. According to Secretan, the "higher ground" is built on trust, telling the truth, keeping promises, and putting the employee first. While his model is intriguing, it is also a rehash of the powerful works of Stephen Covey, Margaret Wheatley, Jack Stack, Jack Case, and, especially, Peter Block. Consider only if you do not already have these other primary sources.?Dale F. Farris, Groves, Tex.
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