One of my favorite books is Good to Great by Jim Collins. I have three parts that I like the best. Look for the link to the others below, but today I am talking about the bus analogy.
Getting the right people on the bus so that you can get the bus going in the right direction. Collins notes that the who is more important than the what.
http://www.jimcollins.com/
https://youtu.be/NhCsGA50E_I
Right People On The Bus
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