Charlie Munger
"I practice a multidisciplinary approach. You can't really know anything if you remember only isolated facts. You've got to have models in your head and array your experiences—both vicarious and direct—on this latticework of models."
Casey Gerald, founder, MBAs Across America
"I don't know that I, or anybody else, can be whole without engaging in the very dangerous exercise of trying to love oneself and love other people. Love isn´t mush, hugs, or butterflies. It's very serious business."
Herbie Hancock, Jazz Musician
"First and foremost, I am a human being. Second, I am a human being who happens to play music."
Jack Erban, MD
"I was raised in a family where everyone was treated equally, and it left a mark. Equity is important to me. But medicine is very hierarchical. I bring to the patient the same level of care and attention I'd want for myself."
Henry McCance, Chairman Emeritus, Greylock
"Imagine if throughout your life you are able to help change the lives of ten people, and they in turn change the lives of ten people, and those in turn do the same. It sounds audacious, but if you can positively change these ten lives, you really can change the world."
Beth Comstock, Vice Chair, GE
"Thought-provoking and genuine. A must-read for anyone interested in creating prosperous, wholesome and resilient teams and businesses."
Arianna Huffington, founder and CEO of Thrive Global and founder of The Huffington Post
"This book couldn’t come at a better time. GOOD PEOPLE gives us practical ways to incorporate goodness into our daily lives."
Daniel H. Pink, author of Drive and To Sell Is Human
“The rare book that is both a meditation and a road map. GOOD PEOPLE will strike a chord with leaders who are searching for meaning and purpose.“
Dominic Barton, worldwide managing director of McKinsey & Compan y
An important book that encourages dialogue on what goodness really means and how we can cultivate goodness in ourselves and others.”