Fast Track - How to Gain and Keep Momentum by Roger Fritz

This book is about MOMENTUM -the force that will keep you moving forward. Actually, it is a series of personal challenges. You fill in the blanks. None are guaranteed to be easy. All are guaranteed to be clear and reliable ways to get on the fast track and have the momentum to stay there.

Learn how to:

Be your own role model

Make yourself needed

Become referenceable

Cope with failure

Live above fear

Avoid dependence

Mentor yourself

Get the wind at your back

"The message here is powerful and practical. It shows me how to take action in many areas I was guessing about but had no clear direction to complete."
Gene French, Founder and President, Quote Me, Inc.

"I've been waiting a long time for someone to show why commitment or dedication are only the starting point for success. This is it!"
Steve Takahashi, Principal, Plus Software, Inc.

" Fast Track unwraps a lot of bright ideas and makes them useful immediately. Best of all, it's easy to read-a must given my crazy schedule!"
Dan Young, Financial Consultant

"If you are serious about your future, this book will be worth its weight in gold."
Arlynn Greenbaum, President, Authors Unlimited and Women's Media Group

Title: Fast Track - How to Gain and Keep Momentum

ISBN: 1-893987-01-9

Author: Roger Fritz

Additional Features:

softcover/136 pages/approx. size 5.5" x 8.5"/trade

About the Author:

Dr. Roger Fritz is considered one of the country's foremost authorities on performance-based management and change requirements for individuals. Organizations from Fortune 500 companies to family owned businesses have used his advice. Dr. Fritz has served over 350 clients and takes time each month for keynote, workshop, and seminar presentations. His features in monthly magazines and weekly columns in business newspapers reach millions of readers. His 54 books have been published and translated in 40 countries and languages. They include several best sellers, book-of-the-month selections, and award winners. He is founder (1972) and president of Organization Development Consultants in Naperville, Illinois.

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