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In The Ten Commandments for Business Failures Donald Keough enunciates his Ten "Commandments" which he guarantees will lead to Business Failure. He cites extensively from his 60 years in business, including a period as the President of the Coca-Cola Company, indisputably one of the world's largest and most successful companies.

Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft, says of this book: "Don's commandments for business failures will teach you more about business success than a whole shelf full of books."

In his Foreword to the book Warren Buffett, Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and one of the world's richest men, calls Don Keough " an incredible business leader." Buffett says: " the greatest achievement of good executives is to get things done through other people...Now here is one guy who is capable of getting all kinds of people from all over the world... want to help him succeed. I've have seen him do it..."

My copy of The boston red sox #19 mlb jersey Ten Commandments for Business Failures is published by Penguin Books, Australia. You probably should be able to get this book from boston red sox #19 mlb jersey Penguin Books in your own country.

In this review I will mention only six of Keough's ten " Commandments." It is not proper for me to touch upon all ten " Commandments ". boston red sox #19 mlb jersey I recommend?that the reader check out the book for the other four " Commandments " as well as the many examples of business failure cited by?Keough.

Commandment #1---Quit Taking Risks

Keough considers this the most important of his Commandments. Stop taking risks and you stunt your growth, he says.

Keough attributes much of Coca-Cola's present day global success to the incorporation in 1930?of the Coca-Cola?Export Corporation. It was immediately after the stock market crash of 1929. Had?the proposal for?the estabishment of such an entity been submitted to the Board of Directors at the time, it would most certainly have been rejected. To circumvent resistance from his Board, Chairman Robert Woodruff registered a company which was independent of the mother corporation.The Coca-Cola Export Corp. remained substantially independent until?1973.?

By undertaking this singular risky act of establishing the Coca-Cola Export Corp. at a? chaotic time in America's history Woodruff launched the iconic American beverage into remote corners of the globe, paving the way for Coca-Cola's present day domination of the world market.