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Jay Andres

FROM DELIVERY DRIVER TO CEO

The Manager's Bathroom Book

Things you can learn in one sitting.

Forty years of running real companies, boiled down into short, honest chapters you can actually finish. No theory. No buzzwords. Just what works, from someone who learned it the hard way.

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Two books. One full career of lessons.

40+ years, from the loading dock to the corner office.

Built a bottled water brand into a market leader.

This book is for you if...

01
You just got promoted

and nobody handed you a manual.

02
You manage people

and some days it shows, some days it really doesn’t.

03
You want the short version

of advice that usually comes in 300 pages.

04
You have ten quiet minutes

and a lot on your plate.

Read it and you'll feel:

Confident instead of winging it

Calm instead of reacting to everything

Trusted instead of just tolerated

Clear instead of scattered

Human instead of just "the boss"

WHAT'S INSIDE

Thirty-two short chapters. Pick any one and start there.

01
Leading when everything is on fire
02
Hiring people you won't regret
03
Listening like you actually mean it
04
Making the call when nobody else will
05
Giving feedback that helps, not stings
06
Keeping work and home from bleeding into each other

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THE AUTHOR

Who is Jay Andres?

Jay started his career driving a delivery route and ended it as the CEO who built a bottled water brand into a market leader. In between, forty years of hiring, firing, turnarounds, long days, and hard calls. These books are the lessons he wishes someone had handed him on day one.

Your next lesson is one sitting away.

Short chapters. Real experience. Advice you can use before your next meeting.