Nick Hornby

Nick Hornby wrote a pretty good book, “How to Be Good,” that largely revolves around a British progressive who decides to walk the walk.

Jim Collins

Jim Collins famously admonishes all business owners and leaders in Jim Collins's classic book, Good

by Paul Arden

how good you want to be’ by Paul Arden.

Les Edgerton

It was written by Les Edgerton, and Les Edgertonused a paragraph from the novel by Nick Hornby, HOW TO BE GOOD, where the main character uncovers something about Nick Hornby's persona, a trait Nick Hornby’d never considered a part of Nick Hornby's mental psyche.

Daniel Goleman

To be able to do all this, Daniel Goleman advises on becoming a good person.

writer Paul Arden

How Good You Want to Be, writer Paul Arden states: "Print advertising should be recognisable at a hundred paces, and a hundred pacesshould be obvious who a hundred paces's an ad for without seeing the brand name.

written by British playwright Cecil Philip Taylor

Good is an award-winning play in two acts written by British playwright Cecil Philip Taylor.

John Esmonde and Bob Larbey

John Esmonde and Bob Larbey wrote The Good Life for Richard Briers, the only cast member who was well known before the series was broadcast.

the good Sir Thomas More

Deprived of pen-and-ink, the good Sir Thomas More wrote the good

Forest Whitaker

Forest Whitaker wrote this essay for How to do good, a collection of extraordinary personal stories from thought leaders, celebrities, statesmen and women, Nobel Prize winners, social entrepreneurs, philanthropists and others, all driving positive change.

Timothy Wilson

Social psychologist Timothy Wilson writes about a psychological intervention that dates back to Aristotle: “Do good.

Van Dyke

The story goes that Van Dyke wrote the song about Good .

written by Cleveland and Winston Yellen

To Be Good – This is a slower, reflective acoustic song written by Cleveland and Winston Yellen.

Wharton Business School professor Peter Cappelli’s

Wharton Business School professor Peter Cappelli’s written WHY GOOD PEOPLE

author James C. Collins

In his widely acclaimed book, Good to Great, author James C. Collins noted that greatness "is largely a matter of conscious choice and discipline."