Winners never cheat
Even in difficult times
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- Develop a stronger sense of personal integrity, leading to more trustworthy relationships i.
- Build reputations based on respect and reliability.
- Check your moral compass before acting, resulting in more thoughtful and principled decisions.
- By setting a positive example, you can inspire others, fostering a culture of honesty and respect within your teams.

“The way Jon conducts his business and lives his life will not only inspire you to be a better person, citizen, and entrepreneur, it also will give you hope that the good guys don't finish last.”
— Glenn Beck
“Winners Never Cheat: Even in Difficult Times” is an inspiring and practical guide to achieving success without compromising your values. Written by Jon M. Huntsman, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, this book challenges the notion that one must be ruthless or unethical to succeed in business.
Readers will learn how to:
• Navigate complex ethical dilemmas in business
• Build a reputation for integrity and trustworthiness
• Lead teams effectively while maintaining high moral standards
• Achieve long-term success through ethical decision-making
• Balance profit-making with social responsibility
Huntsman draws on his extensive experience as a CEO and White House advisor to provide real-world examples of ethical leadership in action. He shares personal stories of times when he chose integrity over short-term gains, demonstrating how these decisions ultimately led to greater success.
The book emphasizes that true winners are those who finish their careers and lives with respect and dignity, rather than those who simply accumulate wealth or power at any cost1. Huntsman argues that financial ends never justify unethical means and that success comes to those who possess skill, courage, integrity, and generosity.
“Winners Never Cheat” serves as both an inspirational read and a practical guide. It reminds readers of the core values they learned in childhood and demonstrates how these principles can be applied successfully in the business world.
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The book: "Winners never cheat" Is perfect for:
• Business leaders and executives
• Entrepreneurs and startup founders
• Students and young professionals
• Anyone seeking to build a successful career with integrity
• Individuals facing ethical dilemmas in their professional lives
Meet the author
Author biography
Jon M. Huntsman Sr. was a renowned American businessman, philanthropist, and author. As the founder and executive chairman of Huntsman Corporation, a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals, he built a multibillion-dollar enterprise from humble beginnings. Huntsman’s business acumen and ethical leadership principles are showcased in his book “Winners Never Cheat: Even in Difficult Times.” His career spanned decades, including service in the Nixon administration and as a special assistant to President Reagan. Huntsman’s philanthropic efforts were equally impressive, with donations exceeding $1.5 billion, primarily focused on cancer research.
His personal battle with cancer and loss of both parents to the disease fueled his commitment to finding a cure. Huntsman’s legacy extends beyond business and philanthropy; he was a devoted family man with 56 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren at the time of his passing in 2018. He resided in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he continued to inspire others with his principles of integrity and generosity until his final days.
Book testimonials
“This book could put me out of business. Nobody would be happier about it than me.”
— Wayne Reaud, Trial Attorney.
“Jon Huntsman’s own life and personal values lend credence to his words. He walks his ethical talk.”
— Neil Cavuto, Fox News
“Jon Huntsman is a different breed. He believes business is a creative endeavor, similar to a theater production, wherein integrity must be the central character.”
— Larry King, CNN