My Way (Paperback)

Jack continues to be an average character. He started his adult life with the My Way approach, singing that song for thirty-five years until a few years ago. It was curiosity rather than a life-threatening situation that refocused his attention. To hear Jack tell it, "After all was said and done, I woke up with an unbelievable sense of peace and direction. I quickly dismissed the thought that this had been an extended fantasy dream - I knew for sure that it was real. I knew I had received and accepted an opportunity to aim my life in the right direction." However, that's only half of the story. Jack then restarted his life with enthusiasm, direction and purpose. The initial results were discouraging. He pursued the right purpose and goal, but took the same old My Way approach. It took him five years to learn the right approach, and along the way he discovered the real meaning of life. He still loves that song, but has rewritten a few of the words to reflect the truth. As part of the Baby Boom generation that fast-tracked this country to its current condition, Al Sikes has been riding the wave with great results - so he thought. Somewhat like his friend Jack, Al made things happen his way. Fortunately, he has learned some wisdom and truth in recent years. He continues to direct the operations of an established management consulting firm, and he enjoys his new role as a grandfather.