Middle Market Deals and how to buy, sell and raise capital from $5 to $500 million

Hal Halladay, author of LeaderNotes, posted eloquently today on Peter Vidmar's book Risk, Originality & Virtuosity: The Keys to a Perfect 10.

I couldn't be less athletic, but I love a good sports metaphor.  The book's title is a reference to the three areas on which Olympic Gymnasts were judged in the 1984 games when Vidmar scored a perfect 10 and won the gold on the pommel horse.

One of the things I find on the shelves of the best entrepreneurs I know is books on leadership.  This may be one to consider.