Losing My Virginity 
(Richard Branson)
  
?Losing My Virginity? is an apt   title for Richard Branson?s autobiography as unlike Losing your virginity, in   whatever world you make for yourself, you can keep embracing new and different repeatedly.   Richard is included in the list of top ten influential people of the world. His   zeal to make VIRGIN a global brand, persistence adherence to innovation and   always improvising upon his peccadilloes is impeccably captured by this master   entrepreneur.             The book starts with delineating   the modest background and inherent moral values that run through the Branson   lineage. Richard was neither a child prodigy nor precocious. Instead, he was   dyslexic, worse at math and dismal at problem solving. It contains his   horrifying and bizarre memoirs of circumventing the globe in a balloon   jeopardizing his life along with his crew. It is a captivating and compelling   story of a maverick that treads on to a road less traveled propelled by his   luck and astute sense of judgment. This book contains his experiences of his   emotional bonding with his staff, mutual respect for his colleagues, providing   an ensemble of righteousness to his organization and a perpetual avidness of   outperforming himself. It constitutes every nook and crevice of making of a   gargantuan organization, right from its inception, by Richard-whose mammoth   list of achievements are unparalleled by any other UK businessman. It showcase the   grit and unimpeachable self confidence of Virgin Atlantic, who being a David,   confronts with hideous and anarchic policies of British Airways, who were no   less then Goliath and emerged victorious in one of the worst fought battle of   corporate world. It should not be considered as a guidebook to start business   as Richard has his own style of foraying into new ventures and tackling the   undulating and flickering market forces which should not be mimicked by anyone.             A spellbinding and a brilliant saga   of Virgin group which thrives on maintaining just and fair competition,   spawning avant-garde techniques and integrating market resources to provide   better lives to hoi polloi, told by magnanimous mortal with a golden heart.  
 
  
 
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