Reckoning From Author And CEO Jim Minarik Tragedy Triumph And Trancendence Oh And Murder

When Jim Minarik was 17, his 23-year-old brother committed murder and was sentenced to life in prison. Minarik did not understand it at the time, but he began running. He ran literally, eventually completing seven marathons. And he ran figuratively—away from Pittsburgh, away from the pain surrounding his family, and toward achievement. He became remarkably good at succeeding. Over a four-decade career, including 25 years as a CEO, Minarik took a company public on NASDAQ and built another into a billion-dollar-plus enterprise. From the outside, he had won. But success could not outrun everything. Two episodes of clinical depression, the transition ou...