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The Best Is Yet to Come

16 Chapters on How to Build a Wholehearted Life

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The Best Is Yet to Come

Written by: Mikael Weléen
Narrated by: Geoffrey Hornett
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Mikael Weléen's journey began at the age of seven at the market square in Norrköping, standing beside his grandfather among carrots and new potatoes. It was there that the insight was sparked which would go on to shape his life: that trust is built in the small things, and that business is about people, not just transactions. Today, Mikael is an entrepreneur, chairman of the board, and founder of Great Group. Over the course of 27 years, he built leading businesses in UPS systems and backup power – industries where reliability of supply and long-term relationships are crucial. Convinced that sales are the heart of all commercial activity, he helps companies move from their current state to their desired one. His leadership journey began in sports, partly on the basketball court in Söderköping, where at 16 he took Söderköping Basketball Club from nothing to Division 1, and on the football field, where he led IK Ramunder into the football elite. There, he learned that leadership is about lifting others up, not about shining yourself. Mikael's journey has been anything but straightforward. The IT crash, the financial crisis, and the divorce that forced him to choose between selfishness and his child's security – each crisis shaped his view of what truly matters. As a father of two children and a stepfather to two more, he has learned that the small choices of presence often weigh heavier than quarterly reports. His leadership rests on timeless principles: do the job properly, nurture relationships, and deliver more than you promised. But also on something deeper – daring to be vulnerable, choosing human well-being over the numbers. The best is yet to come, drawn from reality: from mornings when he lay awake counting down to the next invoice, from the evening his daughter said, "Dad, you're not listening," from boardrooms and factory floors, from the 15-year-old boy with a broken sailboat to the man who built companies worth billions. This is a book for those who want to build sustainable success – not just better numbers, but also meaning, pride, and a culture that holds strong when the winds blow. For those who know that leadership begins at home, at the kitchen table, in the small choices. For as his grandfather showed him among the carrots: People don't just buy products. They buy trust.©2026 Mikael Weléen (P)2026 Mikael Weléen Self-Help Stress Management Success
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