High-tailing it down the road of success for decades, Leland McKnight's footprints in the world of business are a trail of smoldering wreckage and devastation. McKnight is often referred to as 'the father of win-at-all-costs capitalism.' He blazed the trail of ruthless enterprise, and literally through many protected forests. Few have stepped into the gladiator arena with McKnight and survived to tell the tale. And those who did most definitely didn't write any books about it because nobody wants to read stories about losing.

Since the early 1980's, Leland "Lee" McKnight has been a trailblazing leader in the highest echelons of business & finance. Except for a short stint in Federal prison in the mid 90's, McKnight has remained a consistent, unstoppable force of nature.

He is an avid hunter, golfer, and all around outdoorsman. His hatred of the environment doesn't stop him from venturing out into the cold & vicious wilderness and getting in touch with his barbaric self.

McKnight now spends his days as a freelance loose cannon; selling books about leadership, giving seminars, and selling t-shirts, coffee mugs, and other stuff on the Internet. He divides his residence between his mansion in Kentucky, a fantastic timeshare on a golf course in Orlando, FL, and a rented cabin in the woods in an undisclosed national forest. He recently lawyered his way out of a terrible marriage to a decent woman, and is expected to [justifiably] lose the mansion, leaving just the timeshare and the cabin. Although McKnight is now technically homeless, he is uncaged and truly free.

Currently, McKnight is putting the finishing touches on his memoirs titled, "Feelings are for Losers." Upon publication, he plans to embark on an adventurous book & lecture tour where he will visit the multiple cities and states that he's still allowed to enter. He is considered 'at large' and dangerous by the authorities, so if you see him in public, keep a safe distance.