'Reflections on Leadership Success' examines methods and techniques that suggest paths to productive leadership decisions. Based on the author's various experiences, studies, readings, and discussions over the course of forty years in business and education, the book provides meaningful strategies for successful business leadership. As indicated throughout the book, not all people are successful leaders, regardless of individual success at any one specific job. In other words, the best baseball player doesn't necessarily make the best manager. And in today's ever-competitive business world, identifying effective leaders is paramount. Many different aspects of business and life in general have influenced the author. His experiences working as an accountant for a small real estate development and construction company owning a real estate company, teaching business courses (including real estate courses), and serving as the business department chairperson at a community college have provided him with invaluable ideas for successful management practices. In the book, the author cuts through leadership myths and theories to better define which paths lead to successful leadership. In many cases he uses actual experiences to demonstrate effective leadership styles and methods.