You Can't Push a Pig into a Truck: Everyday Leadership Lessons [Perfect Paperback] R. Glenn Ray and Rosanna Smith

You Cannot Push a Pig into a Truck is a series of stories about growing up in Kentucky and the Western Appalachian hills of Southeastern Ohio. The author tells over 100 facinating stories, each of which has a leadership lesson. We can learn a lot about life from our stories. Whether it is growing up in the country, playing high school football, or showing a grand champion jersey cow at the county fair, there are lessons about leadership, teamwork, relationships and ourselves. You Can t Push a Pig into a Truck was written for people of all ages who enjoy creative stories and seek advice on improving their leadership skills. Baby Boomers who grew up in a rural environment will travel down memory lane while reading this book. Children of these Baby Boomers will better understand their parents with this book. Leaders will learn the value of storytelling to make strategic points and motivate employees.

R. Glenn Ray has been a story-teller, facilitator, trainer, and coach since 1985. He helps leaders create environments where employees communicate clearly and choose to commit to organizational goals. He worked nine years as an underground coal miner, two years in construction work, and four years in the chemical industry as the training manager at BorgWarner Chemicals and GE Plastics. Glenn served as the director of the Institute of Education and Training for Business at Marietta College for ten years and has been the president of RayCom Learning for the almost seven years. He has authored or co-authored seven books including The Facilitative Leader: Behaviors that Enable Success and You Cannot Push a Pig into a Truck. Glenn is also a newspaper columnist contributing over 340 columns on leadership since 2000. He earned a Ph.D. in interpersonal communication from Ohio University in 1988.