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I don't have the will to look it up, but Lencioni's been on and off the Wall Street Journal's top 10 business books for years now. Within the business book and lecture communities, he's very well known. Some respectable 3rd party citations wouldn't be hard to pull up and attach, if someone has the time and will. IOW: I see why the notability tag is there, but I think it's ultimately unnecessary. Laser813 ( talk) 05:38, 25 April 2008 (UTC) reply