Screw It, Let's Do It by Sir Richard Branson

Monday 15th September was a red letter day in more ways than one - I received a copy of Sir Richard Branson's new book ' The Virgin Way' in recognition for my work. He is worth around 4.6 billion dollars.A brief encounter with Sir Richard Branson with fellow prizewinnwers Glen Wilson, Gisella Mann, Matthew Inniss and his mum and another random chap who bore a passing resemblance to Usain Bolt. As his business ventures continued, Branson also attempted to make some world record stunts. In 1992, he sold his record label to keep his airline company afloat. Then, he founded Virgin Atlantic Airways, an airline company. He started the Virgin Records company along with his friend Nik Powell.

Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, And Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way, Screw Business As Usual and Business Stripped Bare are other books written by him.īranson was born in 1950 in London. Sir Richard Branson is a business tycoon and author. Branson gives readers valuable advice in this book that contains all his beliefs about how one can achieve the kind of success they wish to. Do some good, Branson says, irrespective of whether you are rich or poor.

Then he learnt his lesson, never go against law and make money the legal way. He remembered his parent’s words and worked hard to pay back. Once, when he illegally sold tax free goods, he was caught and incarcerated. He narrates an incident from his life to prove his point. Branson claims that the two things he likes the most are doing the best and seeking adventure.īranson’s voice of experience claims that we should always be surrounded by people we love. He urges the readers to always try and go for better things in life and do things in a different manner. Setting the bar a little high up will always work wonders. If you go easy, then chances are that you are not close to your aim. In the book, he tells the readers to not engage in activities which are not challenging.

Once you begin to enjoy what you are doing, then money and all other attributes will follow.īranson comes across as a bold person with a positive attitude, and he always weighs the opportunity and looks at the chances of success.

If you don’t enjoy what you are doing then you might not encounter success in your mission. It is important that one loves what they do. Money, as Branson puts it, is an enabler. Instead, he takes them up and strives to succeed.īranson’s golden guidelines start with valuing the money. He describes himself as someone who does not say no to any opportunities in life. Branson shares the secrets of his success in this book.īranson begins the book with a self-evaluation. Screw It, Let's Do It is a self-help book by the famous and successful Richard Branson.

Screw It, Let's Do It by Sir Richard Branson