Things a Little Bird Told Me:Confessions of the Creative Mind
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Twitter brand needs no introduction and a book written by one of the co-founders, Biz Stone, created a lot of excitement. In this book, the author discusses birth and journey of Twitter. Additionally, he unveils his success mantra and the learning he gained throughout his life. These are very contemporary and can be harnessed in any business setting. Book paints Biz Stone as a calm guy focused on realizing his vision; not at all perturbed about the fact that he was broke until 35 years of his age. A true-although a rags-to-riches-story of a person who was bombarded by a huge amount of debt and today has a net worth in excess of $200 million.Downloads
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