Corporate COMMON SENSE – Revolutionary Business Lessons Inspired by Thomas Paine. In 1776, Thomas Paine published his revolutionary pamphlet titled COMMON SENSE. His leadership message was so inspiring that it stirred the passions of Americans to fight for their independence. Corporate COMMON SENSE is my humble attempt to rekindle Paine’s spirit by returning corporate America to COMMON SENSE leadership. My latest book contains 340 pages of my favorite business, career, leadership and profit lessons.
Here’s a partial list of chapters:
- Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me About the 33 Absolute Facts of Corporate Life?
- The Noble Pursuit of Extreme Profits
- Discipline Like Momma Would
- Diversity Training – Adults Attending Kindergarten
- The Greatest Leadership Lesson That Took Me 20 Years to Learn
- How I Survived My First Seminar & Why I’m Still Afraid of Nuns
- Why Staplers Are Destroying Corporate America
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The Score’s Wrong – The Lunatic Rantings of a Volleyball Dad. My second book illustrates his bizarre, humorous, and emotional ten-year journey in the world of club volleyball. Tom’s three daughters participated in this roller-coaster environment for several different clubs. This book is for everyone who has been connected to “organized sports.” When I say, “Lunatic Rantings of a Volleyball Dad,” I’m not kidding.
Here’s a partial list of chapters:
- Caravanning or “Idiots on Parade”
- Princess Di and the W.W.F.
- Dad, the Coach Gave Us the Finger
- Will Work for Food, My Daughter Plays Club Volleyball
- Please! Contact My Agent
- Volleyball Suicide Hotline, “I’m Sorry, All Lines are Busy.”
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The Eagle Within – Success Principles from a Simple American. My first book shares his unique insight on how to build a successful business, career and life. Find out if you are an Eagle or a Duck. It may be the funniest-serious book you will ever read.
Here’s a partial list of chapters:
- The Cathedral Story
- Stupid Business Tricks
- I Remember Respect
- The More You Get to Know Some People, the Less You Want to Know Them
- Be James Bond
- Never Make Fun of People Who Bring You Your Food
- War on Terror or Public Speaking
- Don’t Drink with Co-Workers or Your Boss
- The Self-Esteem Liars