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JeeLeZaraa

@JeeLeZaraa

Sparkler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#61

Nice observation :) very nice topic

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coolala124_KKB

@coolala124_KKB

Voyager

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Posted: 12 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: cyrine
"A passion for exellence" is about being successful in buisness and leadership.. are all the other books fiction? Btw tfs

I'm not sure, U can Google. 😊

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Moniza

@Moniza

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

#63

Awesome post dear

plz someone open it, i would love to join it

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MagicalPoolside

@MagicalPoolside

Navigator

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Posted: 12 years ago

#64

Originally posted by: MrDarcyfan
Nice one. Thanks for this post. Now to delve into the psyche of our hero, we need to read all these books! Looks like the new 4 Lions hero has a varied reading list!

The ONLY book that ASR had on his coffee table next to his famous green lounge chair, was "Strength based selling"! Lol. Sorry, could not help the comparison!

Darcy Fan, you're here too! 😊 I'm glad to see some familiar faces around here... otherwise I just lurk feeling like a stranger.

Strength based Selling was never picked up and read. At least Asad picks up a book, but then never manages to get beyond a page, lol.

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Tvbug2011

@tvbug2011

Dazzler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#65

Originally posted by: cyrine
"A passion for exellence" is about being successful in buisness and leadership.. are all the other books fiction? Btw tfs

I had posted on the other books earlier in this thread, but to save you searching here's a brief description:

The Coffee Trader is a "financial thriller set in 17th Century Amsterdam" where a jew tries to make money from trading Coffee on the bourses.

The Shakespeare Secret is about a serial killer whose victims are either killed like characters in Shakespeare books or left at places connected with Shakespeare.

A Separate Reality by Carlos Castenada tries to "open up the incredible world of the Yaqui Sorcerers through the eyes of Carlos Castaneda, a somewhat unwilling apprentice to the old Sorcerer Don Juan."

So at least two are fiction. Not sure about the last. 😊