Interview w/Founder/Owner of 3Sixty Management Services/Sr. Partner/Author/Speaker - Rocky Romanella

Rocky is so knowledgeable when it comes to business. He definitely wants to help people who are business owners or any entrepreneurs and give them the tools they need. ALL ABOUT ROCKY: The Art of Inspiration is all about chasing your dreams and his over 40-year career is one of those journey’s. Although no one has the only and exact answer, he believes he have some stories and experiences that may help to find the recipe for success. All of us will have to overcome obstacles and transform our lives. Rocky career has been no different and now after a wonderful career he enjoys the opportunity to inspire people to go after their dreams no matter where they are in their life and career. Rocky is a graduate of St John’s University, class of 1980, Staten Island campus a commuter college as he worked and paid his way through college. Rocky believes andrealizes that this is not a political view point but a social one where he likes to talk about how hard work and enthusiasm are still critical components of success whether in a big company or as an entrepreneur or in life in general. There is no substitute for hard work. Rocky is a witty, Blue-Collar Guy who rose through the ranks at UPS. He then became a CEO and Board member of a small telecom company after UPS. Today, Rocky is now a small business owner. Rocky started unloading trailers at UPS out of High School and worked his way into a senior level. He believes that we all have a responsibility to leave things a little better than we found it. This is LEGACY he have recently published a book. Rocky believes Values Matter. He wrote the book in a very different way than past leaders and most leadership and business books have been written. He also believes his book will be an enjoyable read in some difficult times. The book was released February 15th.  The title of the book is Tighten the Lug Nuts. It is all about how we make choices and how those choices determine the kind of leader we can be. In his book Tighten the Lug Nuts: The Principles of Balanced Leadership, he