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It's all about fun...

This would be the only book he's able to complete reading it within a month (as of now). Simply because it's so fun to read.

In short, Branson summarized his life philosophy as:
Just do it
Think yes, not no
Challenge yourself
Have goals
Have fun
Make a difference
Stand on your own feet
Be loyal
Live life to the full
Nothing ventured, nothing gained

He even met Al Gore. And got influenced to follow the global warming campaign. Anybody out there in Malaysia share the same inspiration? We need a responsive corporate who is committed in promoting renewable and sustainable energy. I guess we are too busy making money and fighting each other in the parliament. No time for mother nature.

Another book to give away....any taker?
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Anonymous said…
post to Sabah can ah?
Saturday, November 08, 2008 8:09:00 PM
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