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Richard Branson

Adventures of a Maverick Entrepreneur and Business Icon.

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Author: Richard Branson

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780812932294

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1998

Audiobook length: 31min

Losing My Virginity Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: ‘A family that would have killed for each other.’

00:0032:29

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Chapter 2: ‘You will either go to prison or become a millionaire.’

00:0022:56

Chapter 3: Virgins at business

00:0045:30

Chapter 4: ‘I am prepared to try anything once.’

00:0022:29

Chapter 5: Learning a lesson

00:0019:07

Chapter 6: ‘Simon made Virgin the hippest place to be.’

00:0020:10

Chapter 7: ‘It’s called Tubular Bells. I’ve never heard anything like it.’

00:0022:36

Chapter 8: ‘To be second choice means nothing.’

00:0015:45

Chapter 9: Never mind the bollocks

00:0015:26

Chapter 10: ‘“I thought I’d move in,” Joan said.’

00:0014:40

Chapter 11: Living on the edge

00:0030:35

Chapter 12: ‘Success can take off without warning.’

00:0013:12

Chapter 13: ‘You go ahead with this over my dead body.’

00:0024:35

Chapter 14: Laker’s children

00:0015:15

Chapter 15: ‘It was like being strapped to the blade of a vast Pneumatic drill.’

00:0024:40

Chapter 16: The world’s biggest balloon

00:0018:18

Chapter 17: ‘I was almost certainly going to die.’

00:0027:47

Chapter 18: ‘Everything was up for sale.’

00:0011:46

Chapter 19: Preparing to jump

00:0018:04

Chapter 20: ‘Who the hell does Richard Branson think he is?’

00:0031:43

Chapter 21: ‘We would have about two seconds to say our last prayers.’

00:0032:22

Chapter 22: Flying into turbulence

00:0017:51

Chapter 23: Dirty tricks

00:0013:42

Chapter 24: The kick boxer in the first room

00:0011:35

Chapter 25: ‘Sue the bastards’.

00:0017:04

Chapter 26: Barbarians at the departure gate

00:0003:47

Chapter 27: ‘They’re calling me a liar.’

00:0032:21

Chapter 28: Victory

00:0033:27

Chapter 29: Virgin territory

00:0028:39

Chapter 30: Diversity and adversity

00:00129:38

Chapter 31: Changes

00:0063:18

Chapter 32: Flying high

00:0085:11

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Who should listen Losing My Virginity

"Losing My Virginity" by Richard Branson is an engaging memoir that appeals to aspiring entrepreneurs, adventure seekers, and fans of inspiring life stories. Those interested in business innovation, personal growth, and the journey of building a global brand will find valuable insights in Branson's candid reflections on his triumphs and challenges. Additionally, anyone curious about the mindset behind one of the world’s most recognizable entrepreneurs will appreciate the motivational lessons embedded in his adventurous and unconventional life narrative.

3 quotes from Losing My Virginity

"Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming."
"You don’t learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing and by falling over."
"Screw it, let’s do it!"

Author : Richard Branson

Sir Richard Branson is a renowned English business magnate, celebrated for founding the Virgin Group, which comprises over 360 companies. His entrepreneurial journey began at just 16 when he launched a magazine called Student. In 1970, he ventured into the music industry with a record mail-order business, followed by the establishment of Virgin Records in 1972, which later evolved into Virgin Megastores. Branson's bold and dynamic approach propelled the Virgin brand to new heights in the 1980s, highlighted by the launch of Virgin Atlantic Airways and the expansion of the Virgin Records label. As of 2008, Forbes ranked him as the 236th richest person in the world, with an estimated net worth of around $7.9 billion USD.

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