Author randy roberts biography of mahatma gandhi

Autobiography
1. Mountbatten The official biography
author: Philip Ziegler

year of publication: 2001

isbn: 1842122967

price: 715.0

2. Mr Nice
author: Howard Marks

year of publication: 1998

isbn: 0749395699

price: 385.0

3. My Side
author: .

year of publication: 2004

isbn: 0007157339

price: 404.0

4. Business at the speed of Thought

author: Bill Gates

year of publication: 2000

isbn: 0140283129

price: 627.0

5. Living History
author: Hillary Rodham Clinton

year of publication: 2004

isbn: 0755313143

price: 250.0

6. Losing My Virginity
author: Richard Branson

year of publication: 2007

isbn: 0753519585

price: 325.0

isbn: 0553406639

price: 332.0

7. Black Holes and Baby Universes

author: Stephen Hawking

year of publication: 1994

8. A Prison Diary
author: Jeffrey Archer

year of publication: 2004

isbn: 0330436325

price: 225.0

9. Lucky
author: Alice Sebold

year of publication: 2002

isbn: 0330418362

price: 335.0

10. My Feudal Lord

author: Tehmina Durrani

year of publication: 1995

isbn: 0552142395

price: 268.0

11. Through the Corridors of Power An Insiders Story

author: P.C. Alexander

year of publication: 2004

isbn: 817223550X

price: 500.0

12. Death at my Doorstep

author: Khushwant Singh

year of publication: 2005

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The Books That Molded my Life

Quite a few of you have asked for book recommendations, for helping recognize negative programming, build better habits or develop more prosperity consciousness.  This is a fun subject; one that I love to visit often.  So here’s my list of the top ten most influential books in my life.  (So far.)

This isn’t meant to be the greatest books of all time, because I  think that will be different for everyone.  But these were definitely the greatest for me, and shaped my life the most.

#1) Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
The book that impacted my philosophy for living the most.  Nothing else is even close.  It’s a novel, which surprises many people, but in it Rand introduces the concept of Objectivism.  The writing is brilliant, the characters are fascinating, and the work is sheer genius.  Every time I re-read it (which I do every year), I still get goose bumps when I get to the section beginning with the words, “This is John Galt speaking…”  This link is the centennial hard cover edition that should be on the bookshelf of every serious student of philosophy, politics, self-development or psychology.

#2) As a Man Thinketh by James Allen
It’s a little book and sells for $7 or $8, so people don’t take it as seriously as they should.  I almost wish it