"Oh, screw it, let's do it."
That's the philosophy that has allowed Richard Branson, in slightly more than twenty-five years, to spawn so many successful ventures. From the airline business (Virgin Atlantic Airways), to music (Virgin Records and V2), to cola (Virgin Cola), to retail (Virgin Megastores), and nearly a hundred others, ranging from financial services to bridal wear, Branson has a track record second to none.
Losing My Virginity is the unusual, frequently outrageous autobiography of one of the great business geniuses of our time. When Richard Branson started his first business, he and his friends decided that "since we're complete virgins at business, let's call it just that: Virgin." Since then, Branson has written his own "rules" for success, creating a group of companies with a global presence, but no central headquarters, no management hierarchy, and minimal bureaucracy.
Many of Richard Branson's companies--airlines, retailing, and cola are good examples--were started in the face of entrenched competition. The experts said, "Don't do it." But Branson found golden opportunities in markets in which customers have been ripped off or underserved, where confusion reigns, and the competition is complacent.
And in this stressed-out, overworked age, Richard Branson gives us a new model: a dynamic, hardworking, successful entrepreneur who lives life to the fullest. Family, friends, fun, and adventure are equally important as business in Branson's life. Losing My Virginity is a portrait of a productive, sane, balanced life, filled with rich and colorful stories:
Crash-landing his hot-air balloon in the Algerian desert, yet remaining determined to have another go at being the first to circle the globe
Signing the Sex Pistols, Janet Jackson, the Rolling Stones, Boy George, and Phil Collins
Fighting back when British Airways took on Virgin Atlantic and successfully suing this pillar of the British business establishment
Swimming two miles to safety during a violent storm off the coast of Mexico
Selling Virgin Records to save Virgin Atlantic
Staging a rescue flight into Baghdad before the start of the Gulf War . . .
And much more. Losing My Virginity is the ultimate tale of personal and business survival from a man who combines the business prowess of Bill Gates and the promotional instincts of P. T. Barnum.
Nancy Kemuma –
‘𝐏𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐋𝐚𝐬𝐭’ is a deeply moving account of one man’s journey through the emotional wreckage of divorce and his slow, steady return to peace.
Written with raw honesty, Peter Mwaura does not shy away from the confusion, the heartbreak, or the silence that follows separation. Instead, he walks the reader through it all with quiet strength and reflection.
What makes this book peculiar is its refusal to offer shortcuts to healing. The author does not suggest that time alone will fix everything, or that moving on is simply a matter of distraction or dating again.
Mwaura challenges these notions by showing how true healing takes intentional effort, painful self-awareness, and uncomfortable conversations.
The book reminds readers that healing is not a single decision but a thousand small ones made every day, often in solitude.
The writing is purposeful and it isn’t weighed down by bitterness or blame. Instead, it offers a calm and steady voice that encourages readers to face their own truth without shame.
If you are recently divorced or still dealing with scars from years ago, this book acknowledges the messiness of divorce and still points you toward healing. ‘𝐏𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐋𝐚𝐬𝐭’ is worth reading.
It reminds us that peace is not found in avoidance or denial, but in the quiet work of rebuilding what remains.
The book is short, just 75 pages, but its impact is felt long after the last sentence. The font is easy on the eyes, and the design intentionally calming. The yellow cover symbolizes warmth, hope, and new beginnings.
Peter Mwaura –
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