This book profiles both Bernie Ebbers (Worldcom) and Kenneth Lay (Enron), along with other CEOs. It lauds them all with fulsome praise, scattered with homespun aphorisms of the type normally found in Readers' Digest, and interleaved with down-home anecdotes and capsule corporation summaries that tell you nothing about running a business.Much of the book is devoted to describing how the book came about; it's how the book starts and how it ends.The book may be worth reading just for its list; which profiled and praised CEO will be next to turn out to be fatally flawed?Another reader's description of 'corporate dribble' is concise and accurate.