“This thoughtful book by seminal thinker John Allison is a masterpiece. Our Founders would be impressed.”
Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Media, and bestselling author of Money

“Libertarianism has a reputation for being coldly rational. John Allison heats things up. The Leadership Crisis and the Free Market Cure approaches reason not with chilly abstraction but with 98.6 degrees of human warmth. John gives us principles of logical thinking that take emotion, psychology, and virtue into full account. And he gives us charming personal anecdotes showing how logical thinking turns us into leaders—of businesses, institutions, and, most important, our own lives. Not reading The Leadership Crisis and the Free Market Cure would be irrational.”
P.J. O’Rourke, author, political satirist, and correspondent for The Weekly Standard and The Daily Beast

“An invaluable guide for all those who believe that the surest path to happiness is following your own vision.”
John Mackey, Co-CEO, Whole Foods Market, and coauthor of Conscious Capitalism

“John Allison makes a compelling case for the values necessary for individuals, leaders, and societies to achieve real human happiness.”
Charles Koch, Chairman and CEO, Koch Industries, Inc.

“Every serious thinker about the future of America will benefit by reading The Leadership Crisis and the Free Market Cure!”
James Maynard, Chairman, Golden Corral Corporation

“John Allison understands business and what it takes to be successful. He also understands people and what makes them happy. He brings together this knowledge and insight to effectively argue that we should return to the principles that made America great.”
James M. Kilts, Partner, Centerview Capital Holdings, and former CEO, The Gillette Company

“Compelling and proven ethical leadership principles that provide the foundation for dealing with the economic challenges of our society presented by one of the most successful business leaders of our time.”
Steve Reinemund, Retired Chairman and CEO, PepsiCo

“Nobody better exemplifies a great leader than John Allison—a brilliantly successful businessman and intellectual activist. Anyone interested in both succeeding in business and living a productive and prosperous life, should read this book.”
Yaron Brook, President and Executive Director, The Ayn Rand Institute

“Allison aptly delivers thought-provoking insights by applying libertarianism to leadership. This book is a worthwhile addition to the literature on both leadership and free enterprise.”
Charles Iacovou, Dean, Wake Forest University School of Business

“I have observed first-hand John Allison's successful application of the values and principles covered in this book. What he writes isn't theoretical. He has done it with influence and impact and received much admiration and appreciation from so many. This is a substantive and stimulating read.”
Nido Qubein, President, High Point University; Chairman, Great Harvest Bread; author and speaker

“Blending philosophy and business acumen, John Allison details how the values and principles he used to lead BB&T have wide applicability for individuals, organizations and society.”
Douglas A. Shackelford, Dean and Meade H. Willis Distinguished Professor of Taxation, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School

“If you want to succeed in running a Fortune 500 company, a small mom-and-pop store, or a lemonade stand, then you must read this book. It will help you to develop a code of moral leadership that is sorely lacking in American business today. Dozens of books are published every year on how to succeed in business, but this is by far the best.”
Brad Thompson, Executive Director, Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism

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