Better yet, provide it as an inexpensive gift to your supervisors and subordinates and let everybody do more and enjoy it more. Part Two is geared for everybody. I'm serious, it really sets the tone for the unexpected in Part Two. It is basically an environmental development approach. That is to say if you create this type of an environment, you and everyone else will benefit including the customers and the stockholders who like to see higher earnings.
Happy people work harder, better, and more efficiently.
It draws from a number of apparently actual events appropriately condensed to make the point of each idea expressed in the text. It has plenty of examples of what and how which makes the implementation easier. I have started trying some of the ideas on my students in class. I find it very hard not to be intimidating being very large in size and having a booming base voice. I have noticed some of the effects already, and the new approach is just getting started.