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Books
Good Business Reads
Great African Reads
The Hairdresser of Harare
By Tendai Huchu
With a light touch and
real skill, Huchu takes us
through the life-sapping
economic realities of
contemporary Harare via
the story of Vimbai, the
hairdresser, as she strug-
gles to make a home for
herself and her young
son.
Cutting for Stone
By Abraham Verghese
This book is an enthralling
family saga of Africa and
America, doctors and
patients, exile and home.
An unforgettable journey
into one man’s remark-
able life, and an epic
story about the power,
intimacy, and curious
beauty of the work of
healing others.
Dark Star Safari: Overland
from Cairo to Cape Town
By Paul Theroux
In Dark Star Safari the
wittily observant and
endearingly irascible Paul
Theroux takes readers the
length of Africa by rattle-
trap bus, dugout canoe,
cattle truck, armed
convoy, ferry, and train.
In the course of his epic
and enlightening journey,
he endures danger,
delay, and dismaying
circumstances.
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MONEY Master the Game: 7 Simple
Steps to Financial Freedom
By Anthony Robbins
In Money Master the Game, Tony
Robbins walks readers of every income
Scaling Up: How a Few Companies
Make It... and Why the Rest Don't (Rock-
efeller Habits 2.0)
By Verne Harnish
The goal of this book is to help you
turn what feels like an anchor into
wind at your
back - creating
a company
where the team
is engaged;
the customers
are doing your
marketing; and
everyone is
making money.
To accomplish
this, “Scaling
Up” focuses on
the four major
decision areas
every company
must get right:
People, Strate-
gy, Execution,
and Cash.
“Scaling Up”
shows business
leaders how to
get their organ-
izations moving
in sync to cre-
ate something
significant and
enjoy the ride.
level through
the steps
to become
financially free
by creating a
lifetime income
plan. This book
delivers invalua-
ble information
and essential
practices for
getting your
financial house
in order.
With expert
advice on our
most important
financial deci-
sions, Robbins
is an advocate
for the reader,
dispelling the
myths that of-
ten rob people
of their financial
dreams.
