Ultimate Accountability: How to Be Awesome at Everything Through Using Dangerous Overconfidence, (Paperback) by Jase Babcock, Rocco Slamcek

9781090846358. New condition. Trade paperback. Language: English. Pages: 164. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 164 p. To anyone out there who has pursued greatness; even the smallest spec of a desire to be awesome, but for some reason, something always prevented you from attaining it - this book is for YOU!
Of course it's not your fault your skills are inept, and your time and efforts have been wasted, nonetheless now it's time to shelve that sort of thinking. It's time to step up, show up and grow up. Only one way to realize that category of awesomeness we're referencing - and that's through Ultimate Accountability!
Editorial Reviews
"Ultimate Accountability absolutely changed my perspective on life. I previously believed having a lack of humility and unbridled ambition was a negative thing, boy was I wrong. Thanks, Rocco and Jase for the clarification and the life tips on being awesome!"
--Anonymous CEO of trillion-dollar company
"After thirty-eight years of combat, I was finally ready to pursue the private sector. Ultimate Accountability provided me with the framework I needed to make my grand entrance as dominant as possible. Thanks, bad*ss bros."
--Anonymous 7-star Spec-Ops General (retired)
"There's a lot of competing leadership and professional development programs out there, but Ultimate Accountability has to be one of the best (if not the best). Understanding how to leverage power and authority to "persuade" peers and clients, has been an immeasurable tool for me and my sales team."
--Anonymous Billionaire
"I highly recommend this book to anyone who is attempting to position themselves in the private sector. Its techniques are invaluable."
--Anonymous Previously Struggling Individual
Disclaimer: Ultimate Accountability is a parody manuscript protected under 17 U.S. Code �107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use. The names, characters, places, and incidents are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, or to businesses, companies, events, institutions, or locales is completely coincidental. Locales and public names might sometimes be used for atmospheric purposes.