On My Honor, I Will: How One Simple Oath Can Lead You to Success in Business

by Randy Pennington and Marc Bockmon

Acclaimed by business leaders, this guide shows how good ethics creates good business and how management with integrity and honor builds trust, gives companies a competitive edge, and more. A blueprint on how leaders became successful following the path of honor and integrity.--Gerald Ford.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446394955
• ISBN13: 9780446394956
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

An excellent read on American ethics

Randy Pennington has done an outstanding job of bridging the serious nature of earning a living in business and learning ethics as an adolescent. This slim tome speaks volumes about 'the right thing to do' on a daily basis. Specific and simple examples are used to support every desired ethical and moral behavior. This is a universal book that should be read, studied, and practiced in business - and at home.

Boy Scout Material

This book sets on my desk next to Jim Collin's book "Good to Great". I am constantly buying and giving away these two books to business peers.

The Amazing Review By Jessica Morganti

On My Honor is a very emotional story;Exciting,scary,and sad all at th same time.There is two boys (best friends) Tony is the braver one of the two.Something so dredful,so mystrious,so scaryhas happened to Tony! The question is, is Tony dead or alive?

Best Book I have read in a long while!

This book talks about what is right and should be mandatory reading for all corporate officers, government employees and people in leadership roles. The book will motivate you, get you to stop and think, as well as give you ideas about how to improve yourself, your organization and your company. Fantastic Book that I am going to make all of my people read!

A road map for a happy and successful life.

Reading this book made me stop and take a good hard look at myself and my honesty. It should be required reading for Bill Clinton as well as any- one in the public eye.