Lessons of life from the icon of Silicon Valley

Once Steve Jobs gave a piece of advice: "Leave a dent in the universe." Guy Kawasaki is the person who not only left a dent but drilled a hole through the universe. Jobs was not impressed with his application during the hiring process; nevertheless, Kawasaki achieved outstanding results at Apple, making the whole world fanatical about their products. This book is not an autobiography; rather, it is a collection of instructive stories that impart knowledge. It contains 183 wise pieces of advice from the icon of Silicon Valley, many of which are priceless, and some worth more than 2.5 billion dollars.

The book explains how to:
• build a strategy for your life and career;
• inspire and motivate yourself and others;
• benefit from negative events;
• expand useful connections;
• give effective presentations...

And much more.

Guy Kawasaki is the father of marketing evangelism, the chief evangelist of Canva, and previously of Apple, a venture capitalist. He was a brand ambassador for Mercedes-Benz. He has written 15 books, many of which became bestsellers.

"A person finds themselves by looking at another person. I was very interested to see Guy Kawasaki's experience through the lens of life wisdom — how he reflects on and analyzes his past. In this book, he explains how to draw the right conclusions from lived experiences, which will help in personal development and the formation of life principles to live a fulfilling life." — Maxim Batyrev, founder of Batyrev Consulting Group, author of the bestsellers "45 Tattoos of a Manager," "45 Tattoos of a Salesman," and "45 Tattoos of a Personality."