The memoir of a high-school dropout from an impoverished immigrant family who rose from peddling magazine subscriptions at the age of 15 to raising over $100 million dollars to acquire a European chain of motorcycle dealerships. During the years between he became a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army; a family man with three daughters; general manager of a large, major-city auto dealership; one of the largest retailers in the motorcycle industry; a staunch motorcycle dealer advocate; a management trainer; a mentor and a friend. The path he chose, that of making business-success a priority came at a price. Only he could say, in the end, if his path was worth that price

Mode of access: World Wide Web