Managers often tend to take themselves too seriously and to complicate matters instead of keeping them simple. Henry Migliore has avoided this, and delivers the message but succeeds in doing so without the excess of verbiage which often accompanies the subjects about which he writes. The reader is tempted to read the entire book at one sitting. This could be a mistake Each "gem" in the book is one which should be read, then thought through and digested for later application. While "common sense management" is an approach most of us advocate, many times there is an uncommon lack of it. Dale D. McConkey Professor of Management School of Business University of Wisconsin-Madison "Through the years I have had the opportunity to work with many organizations, conducting seminars and workshops in every area of the country. In addition, I have taught eighteen years of undergraduate and graduate classes. A key driving force for me has been the ministry of helping people to develop, teaching them to find solutions for their problems and how to become better managers in every aspect of their lives. To this end in my teaching and writing I always relate academic and business principles to practical, everyday things." R. Henry Migliore President, Managing for Success Professor Emeritus NSU/UCT