Lawrence Bossidy

Remember that book? It's one of the best-selling management books of all time.

It was called Execution by Ram Sharim and Larry Bossidy.

And they said, strategy doesn't matter.

You leave your business plan on the subway.

They bring up this exact execution paradox.

There is a quote in there from Ram Charan and Larry Bossidy that I think just strips away all the vanity of leadership.

They state, leadership without execution is incomplete and ineffective.

It is a brutal truth.

Um, you know, there's, there's a great book out there called execution.

Uh, Larry Bossidy wrote it and I read it.

Um, and, and it stuck with me, you know, the seven building blocks of execution.

Okay.

GM Vice President Marina Whitman, CFR, T.C., joined the governments of Hungary and Yugoslavia to make cars.

GE CEO John Welch, CFR, and Vice Chairman of the Board Lawrence Bossidy, T.C., brought a majority of stake in Hungary's lightning industry.

Ralston Purina, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, SC Johnson & Son, Xerox, American Express, Procter & Gamble, Woolworth, Philip Morris, Ford, Compaq Computer, hardly a single American brand name was missing.

Man, this is why when we talk with Colonel Towner about how infiltrated corporate America is with either spies or globalists that are acting as the quote-unquote economic hitmen, this is case in point right here.