Choose What Works
by Howard Goldman

America's Top Performance Coach Shares The Proven Secrets to Professional Greatness

In Choose What Works, Howard Goldman has distilled 25 years of work with leading executives and world-class companies around the globe such as Apple Computer, Morgan Stanley, and Walt Disney Company. Formerly Director of Artist Development at Capitol Records/EMI working with The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Linda Ronstadt, he now provides a brilliant framework to guide success and fulfillment that matters most to you.

In 12 engaging chapters, he coaches you to apply the High Performance Operating System™ used by today's best companies to overcome self-limiting practices — tools at the heart of turning problems into success.

Choose What Works is a proven road map that translates advanced methods for accomplishment into a simple, attainable, and winning approach. It provides the following:

• A step-by-step plan for professionals in any field to impact their work and become leaders.
• Rules to produce immediate results as well as long-term improvements.
• Vivid examples of what works and what doesn't.

Praise for Choose What Works

"Choose What Works captures a unique formula for your success with insight, clarity, and wit. Howard Goldman truly impacts peoples' lives in ways that matter."
-Mark Victor Hansen, Co-creator, #1 New York Times best-selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul¨

"Get ready for a totally new way of thinking about, acting on Ð and ultimately achieving results."
-Rex Golding (fmr.) Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Technology Banking Group

"This book is essential for anyone with ambition to become as great as you can be."
-Ann Acierno, Exec. VP Victoria's Secret

Bio: Howard Goldman is partner/founder at Management Associates, an international consulting firm since 1978. They provide a broad range of services including the development of winning strategies, new ways of managing change, executive coaching, and the mobilization of high-performance teams.

His clients include: Apple Computer, Morgan Stanley, AOL Time Warner, Estee Lauder Inc, Land Rover, NEC, Computer Sciences Corp, hi-tech start-ups, Sprint PCS, and The Walt Disney Co.