Jim Collins published Good to Great in 2001, the year I graduated high school. I was, predictably, 18; less predictably, I read it. I was not an aspiring MBA at the time; my chosen career was music. However, more than any other book I read that year, Good to Great stuck with me. I was later to the party with another crucial cultural product of that era, Enter the Wu Tang 36 Chambers by the Wu Tang Clan, released in 1993. I first heard it 16 years later, in 2009.…