Make Things Better: The Path to Success in Business

“For next generations and aspiring leaders! If you are looking for wisdom gifts full of common sense for the next generations for the holidays kids or people at work. This is a book that with clarity and conciseness for even non readers delivers advise that will reinforce healthy standards for creating positive organizations. It will make individuals better and organization better and set all up for success in the new year!”

— John Fontana, Ignatian Legacy Fellows & Fontana Leadership Development

“As a frequent reader and book fan of John Keyser, I am again most impressed but hardly surprised by the practical insights reflected in his most recent publication, “Make Things Better.” Particularly helpful, I think, is the downstream advice and focus. In both my own readings and experience, it is my belief that most CEOs and owner/operators of businesses large and small appear to value intra-corporate communications and individual job satisfaction as a means to increase productivity and profitability.

“Focused and practical in nature, John offers a step-by-step approach that will enable lower echelon supervisors to translate these aspirations into reality and in the process create a win-win result for the enterprise and individual employees alike. To these ends, its promotion and distribution to those charged with implementation will be most helpful to all concerned. Also pointed out and going beyond the usual is encouragement of individuals to be prepared to come forward at an appropriate time to demonstrate how they, on a person-to-person basis, can be more valuable team players.

“Bottom line: As the song in Casablanca goes, “the fundamental things apply as time goes by.” While technology and recent related innovations have supercharged business performance in many instances, they are not wholesale substitutes for personal relationships. Good reading pandemic and beyond.”

— Bob Klein, attorney and community leader