STEVE JOBS
STEVE JOBS BY WALTER ISSACSON

STEVE JOBS BY WALTER ISSACSON

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Walter Isaacson only agreed to write Steve Jobs’ biography when he learned that Jobs was already dying of cancer. The first time the innovator mentioned his biography to the writer, Isaacson had just successfully released his book on Benjamin Franklin and was working on another about Albert Einstein. Isaacson declined saying that it’s too early as Jobs was still on the peak of his career. It was Jobs’ wife Laurene Powell who finally changed Isaacson’s mind and informed him of…

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You can and you will
YOU CAN AND YOU WILL by JOEL OSTEEN

YOU CAN AND YOU WILL by JOEL OSTEEN

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You were created to be successful, there’s a winner in each and every one of us, we were created to be winners, Just get ready because you’re about to have some victories that you never thought would happen to you, you can, you will! Keep your vision in front of you: When you keep seeing something over and over again, it gets submitted into your subconscious mind as studies tell us, it’s one of the most well-known techniques to reach…

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Code of the extraordinary mind
THE CODE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY MIND by VISHEN LAKHIANI

THE CODE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY MIND by VISHEN LAKHIANI

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“I think it’s possible for ordinary people to choose to be extraordinary.” Elon Musk That was a quote from the billionaire Elon Musk. What makes him and other billionaires out there stand out from the crowd? Is it money? Is it fame? Is it luck? Elon Musk is not born a multibillionaire. The same is true for Steve Jobs and John D. Rockefeller. There is a method, a code which anyone can follow to become extraordinary like them. That is…

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Deep work
Deep Work by Cal Newport

Deep Work by Cal Newport

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Deep work is important not because distraction is evil, but because deepwork can get you from point A to point B in a minimum time possible.  Cal Newport Why Deep Work Is Valuable ? If you want to become significant in the eyes of society you need two things: 1-    The ability to learn hard things quickly. 2-    The ability to complete an important task, in terms of both quality and speed. To achieve a high quality of work we…

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Startup by Chris Guillebeau
The 100$ Startup by Chris Guillebeau

The 100$ Startup by Chris Guillebeau

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Three important lessons you’re going to learn about in this book: 1.Convergence: This simply means that not everything you’re passionate about is interesting to others, however, see that small overlap between the two circles? That’s your opportunity for a microbusiness. 2. Skill transformation You don’t have to have the exact skill needed to start a certain business, you only have to have a related skill, for example, teachers are good at teaching, but also, they’re good at communication, they can…

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Start with why
Start with WHY by Simon Sinek

Start with WHY by Simon Sinek

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Start with why means start with a purpose. Why does your company exist? Why do you want to be a leader? What is your purpose in life? These are all important questions. You will find out that the multi-million companies succeed because they started with a purpose. They started with why. The subtitle of this book is “How Great Leaders Inspire People to Take Action”. Great leaders do not only refer to politicians. It also refers to the leading companies…

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rich dad poor dad
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of this book, had two fathers, a well-educated father who had a Ph.D. yet died broke, he called him poor dad, the other one was not that well-educated but was rich, he called him rich dad, one might wonder, how can someone have two fathers at the same time, that’s a small part of what we’re going to learn when we proceed in this book, Robert started the dream of being rich when he was young,…

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start up tips
The Lean Start-up by Eric Ries

The Lean Start-up by Eric Ries

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When you hear the word “startup”, what comes into your mind? You probably picture a garage where a group of friends develop a new product. It’s a very exciting venture, with a promise of earning big. That is how most dot com companies in Silicon Valley started. In fact, as you probably know, that is how Apple started. But did you know that there can be a startup even within an established company? You will learn that and a lot…

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