Growth is about forward movement, stretching beyond the limits that currently define and constrain. It is not about getting bigger or holding a record of unbroken success. Real growth involves reaching full potential, not maximum size. It happens when old dominating ideas are challenged, and new ones displace them. Growth means progress, not excess; it is fueled by imagination, not expansion. More

"...a powerful antidote to Wall Street's poisonous fixation with gigantism and growth." "Chock full of good tips and sound advice for managers of any sized operation." The Washington Post

"a marvelous book...strategies and tactics for keeping energy and excitement going and growing" Tom Peters

"a useful counterpoint to those who favor the steroids approach to business" Harvard Business School Working Knowledge

"an important, wise, and practical book, free of glib jargon and business homilies" Jeff Sonnenfeld, Associate Dean, Yale School of Management

 

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