Never Ignore A Gut Feeling, But Never

Either An Executive Can Do His Job Or He Can't.

No Talent In Management Is Worth More Than The Ability To Master Facts-not Just Any Facts, But The Ones That Provide The Best Answers.

If Sophisticated Calculations Are Needed To Justify An Action, Don't Do It.

Things Have To Be Made To Happen In A Way You Want Them To Happen. Without Management, Without The Intervention Of Organized Willpower The Desired Result Simply Cannot Be Obtained.

The Difference Between Management And Administration (which Is What Bureaucrats Used To Do Exclusively) Is The Difference Between Choice And Rigidity.