How To Achieve Success

John Wooden spends much of his book discussing success. He says multiple times that he believes the success he himself had on the court was a direct result of the practices he tried to use in his everyday life. The last part of the book is used to illustrate what he believes to be a firm basis for achieving any type of success.

Wooden is convinced that these practices are good in any aspect and constantly refers to the fact that they will be a useful tool in the office place. His pyramid of success is discussed throughout the book and he feels that there is a way a person that has success should conduct themselves. He doesn't believe that material things measure your success but can be an indicator. He has spent more than fourteen years developing the pyramid that he details in the...