Imagine someone recognized as "one of the top 50 leaders influencing the field of management over the last century" (by AMA), "one of the 5 most respected executive coaches" (by Forbes), and "one of the top 10 executive educators" (by Wall Street Journal). Such a person would be uniquely qualified to forewarn successful leaders about the fundamental risks that arise with success – and Marshall Goldsmith is such a person. His most recent book, “What Got You Here Won’t Get You There”, focuses on a set of “annoying” —and often unconscious— habits develop by successful people that may get in the way of reaching their next level of achievement.