James Tackaberry McCay was the author of BEYOND MOTIVATION and The Management of Time. A business visionary, he was a man ahead of his time. McCay was a business partner of Dr. J. Samuel Bois, president of James McCay and Associates Ltd., and chairman of Integron Associates Incorporated of Montreal, coordinators of integrated development projects.

THE MANAGEMENT OF TIME was a best selling, timeless, classic guide published in 1959 to increased productivity and BEYOND MOTIVATION was the groundbreaking book that presented his ideas and practices concerning synergy, integral development and general semantics.

THE Management of Time was republished in 1995 by Prentice-Hall with an Introduction and Appreciation by Richard E. Ward. Beyond Motivation was republished in an Expanded eBook version by Richard E. Ward through Tydbyte Media in 2015.

Personal Development Visionary

McCay was an executive and personal development visionary who acted as counsel on organization growth and executive development to corporations in Canada and the United States.

James McCay & Associates

In 1953, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, McCay formed Bois, McCay and Associates (later becoming James McCay and Associates Ltd.) with Dr. J. Samuel Bois.

Dr. J. Samuel Bois – Alfred Korzybski – General Semantics

Dr. J. Samuel Bois was an associate of Alfred Korzybski the Polish-American philosopher and scientist who developed the theory of General Semantics and founded The Institute of General Semantics.

Samuel Bois was a leading writer about General Semantics. His books include Explorations in Awareness (1957), The Art of Awareness (1966, 1973, 1978), Communication As Creative Experience (1968), Breeds of Men (1970), and Epistemics : The Science-Art of Innovating (1973).

Executive Training, Self-Development & Management of Time

McCay and Bois developed a series of programs for executive training as well as leading numerous seminars on self-development and the management of time that integrated general semantics.

Integron

James McCay travelled extensively in the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia interviewing several hundred leaders in government, industry, universities as well as researchers in the sciences of man. These travels and interviews helped McCay to nurture the growth of the Integron concept and Integral Development.