This year i have been inspired by some awesome books, to broaden my horizon and take lots of healthy risks. One of my favorites is SCREW IT,LET,S DO IT: LESSONS OF LIFE.
(You can download a copy😙😗😉 with the highlighted link,thank me later↑)
Global entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson has built a business empire and
made billions, yet is renowned for his approachability, ability to
challenge and succeed against the odds. Screw It, Let’s Do It reveals
the lessons from life that have helped him through his business and
personal life – such as, believe it can be done and that, if others
disagree with you, try and try again until you achieve your goal; or
that you must love what you do.
These and other lessons, with examples
of how he learned them and how he’s used them, are included in this
stirring and candid look at his lessons from an exceptional life, which
will inspire you to make a difference in your own life.
Read an excerpt from the book
When I first discovered that my nickname among some members of staff
at Virgin was 'Dr Yes', I was amused. Obviously, it had come about
because my automatic response to a question, a request, or a problem is
more likely to be positive than negative. I have always tried to find
reasons to do something if it seems like a good idea, than not to do it.My motto really is: 'Screw it - just do it!' I know many people say 'no', or 'let me think about it', as an almost Pavlovian response when asked a question, whether it's about something small and insignificant or big and revolutionary. Perhaps they are over-cautious, or suspicious of new ideas, or simply need time to think. But that's not my way of going about things. If something is a good idea, my way is to say 'Yes, I'll consider it' - and then to work out how to make it happen. Of course, I don't say yes to everything. But what is worse: making the occasional mistake or having a closed mind and missing opportunities?
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