最高學歷 Highest qualification

I like this funny experience of my high school buddy from HK,
it turns out really a good joke:
she works in an agent company to help people to get temporary visa to stay in HK,
she phoned one of the client who is now in mainland China,
and asked the client to send a copy of his highest education certification,
thinking he should have completed his Master education,
however,
at last,
she got a copy of his primary school certification,
she called him again,
and clarified with him,
the guy from mainland China said that,
yes,
he got the highest grade in his primary education,
thus he sent the primary certificate!

八號風球 - Eason Chan

High School Buddies Happy Gathering 2015

We organised this gathering two months before,
vegetarian dinner,
we have two VIPs from US,
one VIP from HK,
14 from Macau,
big reunion after last year 's Chinese New Year gathering,
lots of topics to share,
and lots of memories to recall,
time is always to short,
counting the days for next reunion!

Line dance - Time in a bottle

失聯Lost contact

An important person
lost of contact for many hours,
a lot of worrying!

功德林素菜宴2015.06.28

芥辣珊瑚菜
脆皮燒鵝
素雜豆
開胃毛豆節
椒鹽茶樹菇
雜菇
西芹腰果
五彩繽紛
炒米粉
雜豆糖水

難得的晚聚

因為陳生回澳門探媽媽,
除同學會,
今次舊日公司識於微時的舊同事,
安排了飯局,
很多已是大老板及業界高層,
平日都什難約及少見面,
難得今次是多年沒見的飛機王,
四大顛王等,
以至少露面的八爪魚,
都抽空出來,
總共十一人出席,
晚飯上談笑風生,
話題比食物更精彩,
尢其是G,
多年不變,
好像黃子華的口才表現,
句句真言,
笑聲不絕,
What a wonderful Friday Night!

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From Father 's day.....

What a beautiful day,
many people celebrate the big day of father,
I can see many nice wordings and pictures from my friends,
through facebook,
for me,
every Sunday is my father's day,
and as usual,
take my father for Yam Cha in the morning,
at Tou Tou Koi Chinese restaurant,
I waited for the table from 11:30AM,
and could only get the table at 2PM,
because there were so many people,
when we finished the lunch,
it was almost after 3PM.

For the Father's day,
I like one remark made by Shirley,
she said that happy father 's day to all the fathers,
but also,
for those moms,
who are fathers and mothers of the family!

Many nice pictures were posted from my college friends,
among them,
I like the picture from Tim - "father and son"
he was holding hand and walked with his old father,
in a nice country side,
bother of them wore checkered sheet,
he cared for his father 's slow walking in the picture,
as his aged father was with a cane,
his father 's height is only half of Tim's,
I can tell for a son who received America education,
but still remember how to care for his father,
what a lovely son!

Tim was a Hong Kong born citizen,
however,when he was a kid,
their family immigrated to Lexington of KY,
I met him in Berea,
he looked like Asian,
but I wondered he knew little about Chinese/ Hong Kong,
and I only talked with him once in Cantonese,
he could only use simple Chinese when I tried to figure out how good was his Chinese,
he told me he has short memories of old Hong Kong when he was small,
we talked in English,
He was in business major,
and both of us worked in Boone Tavern,
After graduation,
he continued to work in the hotel/restaurant industry.
his wife is American,
I always see his nice family pictures -
with his wife and daughter,
but the first time,
to see his elderly father!

全球十大一生必吃

第10名，日本九州 荒尾梨+牛脏锅！

 第9名，天津 张记包子！

 第8名，法国巴黎的玫瑰belon极品生蚝！

第7名，埃及 清炖牛眼！

第6名，土耳其的鸡肉丝布丁！

第5名，韩国济州岛 海水之甜贝！

第4名，意大利千年手艺国宝起士！

第3名，纽西兰的地热鳟鱼！

第2名，新疆天山的羊肉那仁！

第1名，越南PHO河粉！ 

The Psychology of Price: How to use price to increase demand, profit and customer satisfaction

http://www.amazon.com/The-Psychology-Price-increase-satisfaction/dp/1780590075

www.knowingandmaking.com

www.pricingrevolution.com

國家地理終極旅遊：一生必遊的500美食之旅

 Food Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 Extraordinary Places to Eat Around the Globe

http://www.books.com.tw/products/0010622742
http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/ngs/product/books/travel-and-adventure/travel-best-sellers/food-journeys-of-a-lifetime

這一秒流連泰國水上市場，轉眼踏進舊德里月光市集
造訪愛爾蘭古怪酒吧，鑑賞巴黎精品甜點店

在法國牡蠣街大啖海味，去蘇格蘭露營一嚐山珍
遊歷世界探索驚奇，上天下地只為美食

　　國家地理終極旅遊再出發，絕對帶你玩遍世界、嚐遍世界
　　9大主題羅列全球饕客必訪500景點，處處皆有意想不到的非凡美味
　　超過20個TOP 10排行榜，世界名店立馬成為你的口袋名單

　　如果你的夢想是造訪擁有熱鬧街市、五星級餐廳、農場廚房、古老客棧、絕美葡萄園、手工釀酒廠或五彩異國香料的遙遠國度，那麼《國家地理終極旅遊：一生必遊的500美食之旅》絕對能讓你實現美食幻想。

　　在布達佩斯和維也納的美好年代咖啡館中，享受過往黃金年代的豪華溫熱甜點。在紐約市品嘗特色手推餐車的猶太潔食熱狗和其他著名小吃。探尋廣受全球喜愛的料理發源地：那不勒斯的小巷中體驗正宗的披薩，或前往香檳區山坡間，甚至遠到南非西開普省和阿根廷門多薩省，追逐釀酒的輝煌歷史。無論你是愛當代最知名廚師精心烹調的精緻美食，或是樸實的新鮮水果和乳酪，都能在本書找到許多滿足你美食渴望的選擇。

　　《國家地理終極旅遊：一生必遊的500美食之旅》根據不同主題分為九章，並有迷人的全彩照片。不僅能打動、啟發你並時而為你帶來驚喜，更提供你所需的實用訊息，讓你將絕美的夢想之旅化為實際。無論你渴望的是夏季的草莓、英國鄉村花園的奶油、東京魚市場全球最新鮮的生魚片、祕魯庫斯科一流聖誕節市集的香辣烤肉，或是丹麥哥本哈根美味多樣的酵母黑麥麵包開放式三明治，都能在本書找到該去的景點、適宜造訪的季節、和可以探索的事物，讓你的旅程滿載而歸。若你想周遊世界，來一場美食之旅，可以參考本書收錄的十大推薦排行榜，從史詩般的紐約饗宴到全球一流的美食店鋪介紹中尋找靈感。

　　打開本書，你將發現世界就在你手中．．．而美味的松露、蛤蠣、北京烤鴨、德國香腸、蘇格蘭單麥威士忌和比利時巧克力蛋糕，亦不遠矣。

　　◎特產與食材  
　　從麻薩諸塞州的冰冷水域捕撈多汁的蛤蠣和牡蠣；採收希臘老樹上的橄欖；用拉丁美洲各種鮮紅辣椒，喚醒你的味蕾。

　　◎著名市集
　　造訪巴塞隆納博蓋利亞市集，享受豐盛的馬鈴薯蛋包或海鮮燉菜早午餐；到泰國水上市場品嘗甜美多汁的熱帶水果；在曼哈頓著名的熟食店排隊，享用完美的煙燻牛肉三明治。
                      
　　◎節令美食
　　用馬里蘭乞沙比克灣的軟殼蟹慶祝夏天的到來；跟著採集者到法國中部摘採秋季野菇；在蘇格蘭新年慶典中，用牛肉派和一杯威士忌趕走冬天的陰鬱。
                              
　　◎踏入廚房              
　　在佩特拉壯麗的遺跡遊覽一天後，料理約旦特色菜；到北京鑽研中國餃子的藝術；在紐西蘭南島的優美景致中，學習精緻新料理的烹飪技巧。

　　◎熱門小吃                          
　　探索新加坡麵攤和咖哩攤；品嘗牙買加沿岸露天攤位的雞肉乾開開胃。
  
　　◎一流美食城
　　到法國南部的中世紀古城，比較不同版本的卡蘇萊燉菜；讚頌紐奧良蓬勃的阿卡迪亞料理；探索澳洲雪梨最新鮮的海鮮。
                      
　　◎極致豪宴
　　前往西班牙鄉間的世界級創新料理餐廳，來一趟美食朝聖之旅；發現何處能品嘗到一杯1萬美元的馬丁尼；到日本品嘗軟嫩無比的神戶牛肉。

　　◎頂級美酒              
　　熱情的加勒比之旅中，發掘正宗的島嶼蘭姆酒；到慕尼黑啤酒節一同頌揚一流的德國啤酒；漫步在加州平靜的索諾馬葡萄酒鄉。

　　◎絕世甜點                      
　　在異國風情的印度海灘上享受冰淇淋；前往伊斯坦堡尋找正宗的土耳其甜點；到賓州鄉間品嘗阿米希甜派。

　　◎特別收錄
　　從最古老的糖果店到適合饕客的自行車路徑，收錄超過20種主題的十大推薦排行榜；還有來自全球近30道誘人食譜，讓你親手試做，包括泰式小黃瓜沙拉、愛爾蘭蘇打麵包、及牙買加肉乾醬。

Jordan Belfort:The Wolf of Wall Street

紅磡崇潔街加太賀日式和風料理

十個想「動」理由

http://www.chinamgt.com/article.php?cid=8&id=10827

您是否曾經下定決心展開持之以恆的運動，最後卻因為太忙、太累或太懶而不了了之？專家研究，好的動機能讓運動持之以恆，以下羅列十個讓您想「動」的理由：

改善語言能力：德國敏斯特大學(University of Muenster)的研究指出，有運動習慣的人，比完全不動的人學習新單字的速度快上20%，運動也能提升腦部控制多重任務處理、規劃與記憶的能力。

自然的方式紓壓：從事有氧運動的人比同年紀罹患肌肉與骨骼疼痛的比率少了四分之一，運動可以減輕慢性關節炎或是一週兩次靜坐或是瑜珈，都可以增加身體的柔軟度並減輕疼痛。

讓您樂在工作：積極的生活型態可以讓您每日的作息有條不紊，當員工於白天從事舒展筋骨的活動時，思緒較清晰、工作效率較高，而且同事間的互動也更有效率。

老少咸宜：年齡介於42至58歲的女性，在連續競走或做瑜珈4個月後，即使體重沒有減輕，身材也會變得更迷人。

讓牙齒問題變少：用牙線潔牙或是刷牙並非是齒顎保健的唯一辦法，運動也是讓牙齒健康的方法之一。研究發現每週做30分鐘的運動五次或更多的成人，患牙周病的比例降低42%。

降低感冒風險率：運動不僅能加速新陳代謝，而且可以增強免疫力、協助抵抗流感病毒。

讓您進入夢鄉：隨著年紀增長，睡眠的模式也會改變。研究發現年紀大於60歲的女性，如果每次走路或是跳舞一小時，每週四次，會變得比較好睡。

消除脹氣：和緩的運動可以清除胃氣、減輕脹氣。因為運動可以加速心跳與呼吸，刺激腸胃肌肉的自然收縮，預防便秘。

「動」讓您明目：多運動可以降低70%罹患老年性黃斑部病變(age-related macular degeneration)的風險，建議每天至少走1英里，陽光下儘量戴上抗紫外線的太陽眼鏡。

「動」活力泉源：動動身體可以增加體力、減輕疲勞，每天運動可以讓您活力倍增

人生要交的五種朋友

很多人擅長交際，因此周遭有許多朋友，然而你知道人生必交哪五種朋友嗎？
(1)推手：激勵和鼓勵我們的朋友，
(2)支柱：當我們患難或有困難時，願意對我們伸出援手的朋友，
(3)同好：培養一群有共同愛好與興趣的同好，
(4)貴人：尋找生命中的貴人，但別只是期待被提攜和拉拔，做自己和別人的貴人，我們就會處處有貴人相助，
(5)開心果：擁有快樂和希望，你就會把所有快樂和希望帶給周遭的朋友，你的快樂和歡喜，決定你境遇。

http://www.chinamgt.com/article.php?id=9001

9 Things You Can Do to Be Happy in the Next 30 Minutes

1. Raise your activity level to pump up your energy. If you're on the phone, stand up and pace. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Put more energy into your voice. Take a brisk 10-minute walk. Even better... 

2. Take a walk outside. Research suggests that light stimulates brain chemicals that improve mood. For an extra boost, get your sunlight first thing in the morning.

3. Reach out. Send an e-mail to a friend you haven't seen in a while, or reach out to someone new. Having close bonds with other people is one of the most important keys to happiness. When you act in a friendly way, not only will others feel more friendly toward you, but you'll also strengthen your feelings of friendliness for other people.

4. Rid yourself of a nagging task. Deal with that insurance problem, purchase something you need, or make that long-postponed appointment with the dentist. Crossing an irksome chore off your to-do list will give you a rush of elation.

5. Create a more serene environment. Outer order contributes to inner peace, so spend some time organizing bills and tackling the piles in the kitchen. A large stack of little tasks can feel overwhelming, but often just a few minutes of work can make a sizable dent. Set the timer for 10 minutes and see what you can do.

6. Do a good deed. Introduce two people by e-mail, take a minute to pass along useful information, or deliver some gratifying praise. In fact, you can also...

7. Save someone's life. Sign up to be an organ donor, and remember to tell your family about your decision. Do good, feel good―it really works!

8. Act happy. Fake it 'til you feel it. Research shows that even an artificially induced smile boosts your mood. And if you're smiling, other people will perceive you as being friendlier and more approachable.

9. Learn something new. Think of a subject that you wish you knew more about and spend 15 minutes on the Internet reading about it, or go to a bookstore and buy a book about it. But be honest! Pick a topic that really interests you, not something you think you "should" or "need to" learn about.

Some people worry that wanting to be happier is a selfish goal, but in fact, research shows that happier people are more sociable, likable, healthy, and productive―and they're more inclined to help other people. By working to boost your own happiness, you're making other people happier, too.

http://www.realsimple.com/health/mind-mood/emotional-health/things-can-happy-next-minutes

Song - 憑著愛

林子祥

憑著愛

作詞：潘源良
作曲：盧冠廷

曾踏遍 刺腳的彎路
疲倦了 誰來傾訴
遇過幾多癡情 怎會不知道
但我深知 總有一日 定會找得到最好

憑著愛 我信有出路
憑著愛 情懷不老
在這一刻跟你 終於可擁抱
就算始終 失意倒運 人生已再沒苦惱

曾在這高高低低彎彎曲曲中跌倒
才驟覺開開心心簡簡單單已極好
最美麗仍然是愛帶淚嘗仍然是好
未懼怕一生的波折伴到老

憑著愛 我信有出路
憑著愛 情懷不老
在這一刻跟你 終於可擁抱
就算始終 失意倒運 人生已再沒苦惱

曾在這高高低低彎彎曲曲中跌倒
才驟覺開開心心簡簡單單已極好
最美麗仍然是愛帶淚嘗仍然是好
未懼怕一生的波折伴到老

曾在這高高低低彎彎曲曲中跌倒
才驟覺開開心心簡簡單單已極好
最美麗仍然是愛帶淚嘗仍然是好
未懼怕一生的波折伴到老

曾在這高高低低彎彎曲曲中跌倒
才驟覺開開心心簡簡單單已極好
最美麗仍然是愛帶淚嘗仍然是好
未懼怕一生的波折伴到老
未懼怕一生的波折伴到老

Song - Greatest Love Of All

Whitney Houston 

作詞：Michael Masser、Linda Creed
作曲：Linda Creed、Michael Masser

I believe the children are our future,
Teach them well and let them lead the way
Show them all the beauty they possess inside
Give them a sense of pride to make it easier
Let the children's laughter remind us how we used to be

Everybody searching for a hero
People need someone to look up to
I never found anyone who fulfilled my needs
A lonely place to be, and so I learned to depend on me

I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow
If I failed, if I succeed, at least I lived as I believed.
No matter what they take from me they can't take away my dignity

Because the greatest love of all is happening to me
I found the greatest love of all inside of me

The greatest love of all
Is easy to achieve learning to love yourself,
it is the greatest love of all

I believe the children are our future
Teach them well and let them lead the way
Show them all the beauty they possess inside
Give them a sense of pride
To make it easier
Let the children's laughter remind us how we used to be

I decided long ago
Never to walk in anyone's shadow
If I fail, if I succeed
At least I live as I believed
No matter what they take from me
They can't take away my dignity

Because the greatest love of all
Is happening to me
I found the greatest love of all inside of me

The greatest love of all
Is easy to achieve
Learning to love yourself,
It is the greatest love of all

And if by chance that special place
That you've been dreaming of
Leads you to a lonely place
Find your strength in love.

潮流

世界,
真的是不停在變,
"大時代"的重來,
一樣津津有味,
無限話題,
周五跳舞導師穿了一條闊腳的褲子,
M對我說,
Miss很In,
直追韓潮,
我一向不注意時裝潮流,
但有印象一段時間闊腳的褲子很熱,
我亦曾經穿過.....
之後,
潮流完了,
今天,
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"富女人味的喱士 花邊和絲質丁字褲已經成為過去？這樣的結論是絕對成立的。「年輕女性向丁字褲說不」是日前New York Times時尚版的頭條，而我們也最近也結束了對於俗稱「阿婆底」的傳統的平腳內褲 和丁字褲喜好的討論。富女人味的喱士 花邊和絲質丁字褲已經成為過去？這樣的結論是絕對成立的。「年輕女性向丁字褲說不」是日前New York Times時尚版的頭條，而我們也最近也結束了對於俗稱「阿婆底」的傳統的平腳內褲 和丁字褲喜好的討論。在New York Times的專題裡作家Hayley Phelan引用了數據指出，去年丁字褲的銷售量下降了7％的同時傳統內褲 上升了17％，這足以證明傳統內褲似乎更受近年女性的青睞。"

應該沒有人想到2015年時會是從牛仔褲或棉褲中露出Calvin Klein 的平腳內褲 吧。

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廣告的真實與謊言 Truth, Lies ＆ Advertising

廣告並非再也無法受到目標消費者的注意。只是當它愈來愈依循固定的模式傳送到我們的家裡，就不容易產生必要的連結。

本書的中心思想就是：最好和最有效的廣告，是那些試圖從溝通和發想信息兩方面使消費者涉入的廣告。現存作廣告的方式已經是不合時宜的機械論，充其量只能抓住近在眼前的消費者。結果總是一樣，不能先認清消費者與產品、或與產業的關係，廣告就不能與其在心靈層次上產生聯結，於是根本無法改變消費者的既有認知與態度。最好的廣告應該是簡單、動人，每一次都會讓消費者留下深刻的印象。廣告人都應趁現在以新方法檢視他們的廣告，抓住改變的契機，以創造誠、信、愛的消費者關係，作為他們未來廣告活動的基礎。

10 Skills That Are Hard to Learn But Pay Off Forever

1. Time management

Effective time management is one of the most highly valued skills by employers. While there is no one right way, it's important to find a system that works for you and stick to it, Alina Grzegorzewska explains. 

"The hardest thing to learn for me was how to plan," she writes. "Not to execute what I have planned, but to make so epic a to-do list and to schedule it so thoroughly that I'm really capable of completing all the tasks on the scheduled date."

2. Empathy

"You can be the most disciplined, brilliant, and even wealthy individual in the world, but if you don't care for or empathize with other people, then you are basically nothing but a sociopath," writes Kamia Taylor.

Empathy, as business owner Jane Wurdwand explains, is a fundamental human ability that has too readily been forsworn by modern business.

"Empathy — the ability to feel what others feel — is what makes good sales and service people truly great. Empathy as in team spirit — esprit d'corps — motivates people to try harder. Empathy drives employees to push beyond their own apathy, to go bigger, because they feel something bigger than just a paycheck," she writes.

3. Mastering your sleep

There are so many prescribed sleep hacks out there it's often hard to keep track. But regardless of what you choose, establishing a ritual can help ensure you have restful nights.

Numerous studies show that being consistent with your sleep schedule makes it easier to fall asleep and wake up, and it helps promote better sleep in general.

4. Positive self-talk

"Ultimately it doesn't matter what others think of you," writes Shobhit Singhal, "but what you think of yourself certainly does, and it takes time to build that level of confidence and ability to believe in yourself when nobody else does."

On the other side of positive self-talk is negative self-talk, which Betsy Myers, founding director of The Center for Women and Business at Bentley University, believes can slowly chip away at your confidence.

5. Consistency

Whether you're trying a new exercise routine, studying for the LSATs, or working on an important project, Khaleel Syed writes that consistency is vital to maintaining any kind of success.

People often stop working hard when they reach the top, he explains, but to maintain that top position, they have to work harder and be more consistent in their work.

6. Asking for help

"I once was told in a job interview, 'You can't have this job if you can't ask for help when you need it,'" Louise Christy writes. "Naturally, I said I could. Later, I found out that the previous person with that job had screwed up big-time because he was in over his head but couldn't admit it and didn't ask for help."

She explains that knowing when you need help and then asking for it is surprisingly difficult to learn and do because no one wants to be perceived as weak or incompetent.

But a recent study from the Harvard Business School suggests doing so makes you look more, not less, capable. According to the study authors, when you ask people for advice, you validate their intelligence or expertise, which makes you more likely to win them over.

7. Knowing when to shut up — and actually doing it

"You can't go around whining about every other thing that seems not-so-right to you in this world," writes Roshna Nazir. "Sometimes you just need to shut up."

There are many instances when keeping to yourself is the best course. "When we are angry, upset, agitated, or vexed," writes Anwesha Jana, "we blurt out anything and everything that comes to our mind." And later, you tend to regret it.

Keeping your mouth shut when you're agitated is one of the most valuable skills to learn, and of course, one of the most difficult.

8. Listening

Along with shutting up comes listening, says Richard Careaga.

"Most of us in the workplace are so overwhelmed with things to do — instant messaging, phones ringing. I mean, our brain can only tolerate so much information before it snaps," Nicole Lipkin, author of "What Keeps Leaders Up At Night," previously told Business Insider.

One tip for active listening is repeating back what you heard to the other person. "It makes things so much easier when everyone is on the same page," she said.

9. Minding your business

"It takes ages to learn and master this," writes Aarushi Ruddra.

Sticking your nose into other people's work isn't helpful and wastes time and resources, she says. "You have no right to put forth your two or four cents, even if you are the last righteous person standing."

10. Mastering your thoughts

To do what you want to do and accomplish what you want to accomplish, you need to consciously direct your thinking, writes Mark Givert.

"The challenge is that we are the product of our past experience and all of our thinking is the result of this," he says. "However, the past does not equal the future."

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/247295

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50 Global Entrepreneurs Recommend 50 Books That Forever Impacted Their Lives

This list contains 50 different books from 50 different entrepreneurs in the group from around the world:

1. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill -- recommended by Sandile B. Magwaza

2. Start by Jon Acuff -- recommended by Kimberly Edwards LaComba

3. The Lean Startup by Eric Ries -- recommended by Matt Barber

4. Zero to One by Peter Thiel -- recommended by Franklin McCullough

5. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki -- recommended by Mannan Gupta

6. The 100 Dollar Start Up by Chris Guillebeau -- recommended by Nawaz Dangra

7. Produced by Faith by Devon Franklin -- recommended by Say Smith

8. The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind by Gustave LeBon -- recommended by Ingo Behle

9. The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey -- recommended by Puna Snamandla Gumede

10. The Pursuit of Happyness by Chris Gardner -- recommended by Vrush SG

11. The Day That Turns Your Life Around by Jim Rohn -- recommended by Paul Kudzaishe Kuona

12. Miss Jessie’s: Creating a Business From Scratch Naturally by Miko Branch

13. Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing: What the Rich Invest In, That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not Do! by Robert Kiyosaki -- recommended by Bek Alcantara

14. The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason -- recommended by Mphezeni Thwala

15. The Four Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss -- recommended by Roxana-Mark Stahl

16. Rework by David Heinemeier and Jason Fried -- recommended by Shan Ru Shaman

17. Losing My Virginity by Richard Branson -- recommended by Marci Pascua

18. Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuk -- recommended by Alex Velev

19. Stay Hungry by Rashmi Bansal -- recommended by Shaukat Kotwal

20. The Startup of You by Reid Hoffman -- recommended by Bright Bruce

21. Good to Great by Jim Collins -- recommended by Adetona Abiodun Abdulquadri

22. Entrepreneur Revolution by Daniel Priestley -- recommended by Oliver Woodward

23. Millionaire Fastlane by MJ Demarco -- recommended by Andrew Kingsley

24. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie -- recommended by Niall Kenny

25. The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz -- recommended by Marisol Acevedo

26. The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley -- recommended by Mark Whelan

27. The Amazing Race to Entrepreneurial Freedom by Georgina Terry -- recommended by Dana Malkenhorst

28. The Education of Millionaires by Michael Ellsberg -- recommended by Oscar Niebla Fuentes

29. The E Myth by Michael E. Gerber -- recommended by Matthew Deem

30. Do You by Russell Simmons -- recommended by Shy Set Apart

31. The Alchemist by Paolo Cohelo -- recommended by Nick Taylor

32. The Law of Success by Napoleon Hill -- recommended by Yoshua Werts-Galloway

33. You Were Born Rich by Bob Proctor -- recommended by Golden Gepp

34. The Art of War by Sun Tzu -- recommended by Terri Hayes Leary

35. What the Rich Know and Desperately Want to Keep Secret by Brian Sher -- recommended by Okoro Henry

36. Business at the Speed of Thought by Bill Gates -- recommended by Simphiwe Siflso Hlabisa

37. How to License Your Million Dollar Idea by Harvey Reese -- recommended by Shelly Kochevar

38. Start With Why by Simon Sinek -- recommended by Terry Tsang

39. Creativity, Inc. Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand In the Way of True Inspiration by Ed Catmull -- recommended by Jessica Adams

40. Choose Yourself by James Altucher -- recommended by Tony Williams

41. The Opportunity Analysis Canvas by Dr. James V. Green --recommended by Jamilah Merrick

42. Do Cool Shit by Miki Agrawal -- recommended by Richard Kevin Nesbitt

43. Three Feet From Gold by Sharon Lechter and Craig Reid -- recommended by Ash Schmidt

44. The Obstacle is the Way - the Timeless Art of Turning Trials Into Triumph by Ryan Holiday -- recommended by Prabhjot Maan Puar

45. The Everything Store by Brad Stone -- recommended by Arne Giske

46. The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham -- recommended by Nilo Frias

47. The One Thing by Gary Keller -- recommended by Caio Amaral

48. The Bible -- recommended S’phiwe Ngubane

49. The Success Principles by Jack Canfield -- recommended by Kelly Jacobson

50. Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill -- recommended by Kyle Scouten

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