How can you take care of yourself when you are desperately trying to bail out the Titanic? Anyone who has experienced trouble, any crisis, needs self-care.
For its hero, Outrun the Wolf uses an executive whose company is in dire straits and is attempting to plug the holes in his balance sheet. Although this sounds like a business book, anyone in any circumstance, from murder to shipwreck, explosion to flood, from divorce to being fired can learn how to turn despair upside down. When tragedy strikes, when the wolf is clawing at your door, the tools you need to outrun, outthink, and outlast the wolf are here.
To solve problems change is necessary, and it always involves the human element for it is the people that must survive the crisis. This book is battle-tested!
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