ECKERD
Eckerd, Jack, with Charles Paul Conn
Revell, 1987
190 pages

Alongside rave reviews by Gerald Ford, Warren Burger and Billy Graham, Charles Colson writes, “This is the amazing, exciting story of one of the most remarkable men I’ve ever known. It is a gripping account; when you’re finished, you will want to sing the doxology.” Eckerd turned the New York drugstore he inherited into a billion-dollar chain through wise business practices. His self-service concept transformed retailing. But he writes this book “to show what changed a prosperous, tough-talking businessman’s philosophy from beat the competition to living the Golden Rule.” The author details how his religious conversion helped make sense of his life.

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