Pocket PorchLights

A guide to success in business and in life. From its creation as a mail-order record company to the literal launch of Virgin Galactic, Virgin is one of the premier 'way-of-life' brands in the world, trusted and enjoyed by many millions of people.

One of Britain's most successful self-made multi-millionaires reveals how you can change your life and make a fortune.

Teaches you: how to outsource your life to overseas virtual assistants for per hour and do whatever you want; and how blue chip escape artists travel the world without quitting their jobs. Thsi book also shows how to eliminate 50 per cent of your work in 48 hours using the principles of a forgotten Italian economist.

This is a pocket bible for the talented and timid to help make the unthinkable thinkable and the impossible possible. Top advertising guru Paul Arden offers his wisdom on issues as diverse as problem solving, responding to a brief, communicating, playing your cards right, and making mistakes.

Shows you how to combine work, relationships, friends, fashion, health, shopping, and cooking without using up valuable time. This guide also shows how you can do various things from building a successful career and looking good, to meeting and keeping friends without making unnecessary effort or setting yourself unrealistic goals.

For the first time - personal success demystified. A complete rulebook for those wanting to achieve more, be more, do more.

Confidence is having faith in one's own abilities. Someone who is confident can achieve more, stand up for what they believe in and have the courage to risk embarrassment. However, for some, confidence does not come easily. Almost every day we are subjected to situations where our confidence is tested and there are even instances where lack of confidence can hinder our progress in life. ...

Shows how you can build a successful career and look good. This work makes you realise there are things you can kiss goodbye to for ever. This work covers: start a complicated diet; talk to a friend who bores the arse off you; take the pips out of grapes and papayas; stay in the same dreary job for years; concoct a face pack; and sew curtains.

If you are going to make your mark on the world, you have to start thinking differently. To think differently, you have to think illogically. This work looks at life the wrong way in a bid to explain the benefits of making wrong decisions.

The long-awaited follow-up to the internationally bestselling Getting Things Done