The Boston Globe, April 25th, 1990
The big difference between being stopped for the moment and being stopped ultimately is an overwhelming desire to continue despite the odds. Multimillionaire Arthur Hailey, the author of such spectacular best sellers as "Airport," "Hotel," "Wheels" and "The Moneychangers," knows all about being stopped. He never went to high school. That reality delayed his climb, but it didn't stop it. Eventually Hailey had to choose between a well-paying job writing advertising copy and quitting to write a book on speculation. He wasn't stopped by the nagging fear of no paychecks -- although he had a wife a...
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