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Wisdom To Live By . . .(LEADERS & SUCCESS)
ON MANAGEMENT
A basic rule of organization is to build the fewest possible management levels and forge the shortest possible chain of command.
Peter F. Drucker, author
ON EDUCATION
We can't take a slipshod and easygoing attitude toward education in this country. And by "we" I don't mean "somebody else" -- I mean me, and I mean you. It is the future of our country -- yours and mine -- which is at stake.
Henry Ford II, executive
ON LEARNING
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