A Few Keys to All Success: Discovering the Best Person I Can Become

by Jim Muncy

Why do some people succeed in their careers while others struggle? As a business school professor, Jim Muncy studied that question for years. The answers he found were simple yet profound. What makes people succeed in their careers are the exact same things that make them succeed in anything else. There are a few keys to all success. Applying these keys will make us more successful in our careers. But that's not all. They will give us better health, more money, and better marriages. They can make us better athletes and better parents. They help us enjoy life more because they can improve every area of our lives. When Dr. Muncy began teaching these keys to his students, he immediately began to see lives change. In A Few Keys to All Success, Dr. Muncy shares the success keys that have impacted countless students. This book is a must-read for anyone with high aspirations. It's a practical, interesting, and easy to read explanation of what it takes to really succeed in life.

151 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2002

Reviews

[Rachel]

This is something people reading this review don't have to know, but I'll put it out there anyway: The reason why I even got started on this book in the first place was because it was in the bathroom. Yes, I'm one of those compulsive readers who have to read anything they see anywhere they see it. This so happened to be the only reading material besides old issues of NatGeo, so I didn't mind, and just flipped to any random page and started reading. Of course, if one flips to enough random pages, one will realize that one has unknowingly covered half the book. From the nuggets of what I read, this book gave a pretty good impression, so I thought, why not?, and so decided to start from the beginning--the proper way. Of course, it's too late for that now, and I'm pretty sure I'll be finished by New Year. :)