Many people mistakenly believe that their MBA degree, past successes or job titles, connections, educational pedigree, and wealth from the sale of stock or family wealth will ensure their business success. But business is largely an individual sport and each day stands unto itself. Things like yesterday's success, connections, capital, education pedigree, and such are enablers, not guarantors of today's business success. Those very 'positive attributes are sometimes neglected, focusing on experience and global exposure. Business owners and managers sometimes miss important aspects that make organizations competitive.

Based on the books you read, address the above management problem

1. Background
2. Purpose of the study
3. Conceptual framework
4. Study variables
5. Objectives of the study
6. Relationship between study variables
7. Local case study ( use throughput)
8. Lessons learned
9. Challenges
10. Recommendations
11. Conclusion.