'Gearing Up for Success' aims to help readers understand success and take the actions needed to make them more successful. Many people wonder why their lives seem harder than they should be. They struggle to understand why success rarely comes easy. Some people try really hard to become successful, yet only a few manage to get there. This book can help. It covers the critically important secrets of success that our schools choose not to teach. The book covers the foundation, explaining the meaning of success. Such knowledge by itself can boost one's success chances, because clarity leads to power. The book also unveils the mechanics of success, and shows how to get more of it. Even if the readers use only a small portion of this information, their success scores will definitely go up. Does this mean that one's all dreams can now come true? Not really. Anyone who promises this cannot be serious, because even with the best preparation, we cannot control everything in our lives. But with the tools and ideas described in this book, the readers have an opportunity to get much closer to where they want to be, with much less effort.
About the Author: Andrzej T Gorecki (Andrew Gorecki) was born in 1955 in Poland, grew up in Warsaw and studied Industrial Engineering at Warsaw Technical University. During his studies he became fascinated with computers, but also became disillusioned with the oppressive communist system. In 1980 he defected to the West and after living for a year in Germany, emigrated to Australia. Today he lives with his family in Melbourne, where he is the managing director of Retail Directions - technology company dedicated to providing retail chains with the world's best retail system. Andrzej also provides strategic business advice to large corporations and has never hesitated to challenge the existing dogma. His world-view has been shaped by the works of W. Edwards Deming, Alfred Korzybski, R. Buckminster Fuller, and Elliott Jaques. His diverse interests include quantum mechanics, philosophy and psychology. Andrzej has written over 50 articles dealing with a wide range of business and management issues - busting myths and promoting sound commercial practice. In 2009 he published a novel titled 'South of the 60th Parallel'. In June 2010 he has been nominated for the Australian Entrepreneur of the Year Award.