Hello, and welcome!
Today I'm here to give you some news and suggest some books that can be helpful.
First, tomorrow I will launch Metaverse Empire. It will be different and help you comprehend how to follow this enormous new market worth billions of dollars, which will create a brand
new economy. I hope you will like it.
Next, it's time to let you know about the latest good books I read.
The first is Overdeliver by Brian Kurtz. I had a chance to know him and talk with him for 10 minutes at an Italian event. He is a great person, a millionaire, and this book is the story of his discoveries and success, of the steps you should take, and how to stay a
humble person even when you build a fortune. An awesome read!
The second book is Sales Stampede by Dave Dee. This book was written by the best person I ever met at an event, always in Italy. The one who lights a spark in me. Thanks to his teachings, I was able to go live with a webinar in Italy and sell $32,000 in products in two
hours. Most of his teachings are inside this book, a gem if you want to present to sell.
The third book is Mental Dynamite by Andrew Carnegie, featuring Napoleon Hill. The one you can read inside is the interview Napoleon Hill wanted to make with Andrew, which in the end became hours long. In the end, Carnegie convinced the young Napoleon Hill to follow his
guidelines, which brought him to write "Think And Grow Rich." So, if you think mindset needs to be powered, this book is for you. If you believe that Napoleon Hill is a bad guy, skip this book.
The last book was a surprise, a gift from my parents I received this Christmas. It's Ghostbuster's Daughter: Life With My Dad, Harold Ramis, by Viole Ramis. Egon from the Ghostbusters wanted to write the biography, but he couldn't because he died of rare cancer. I love
to read biographies of famous people who got successful, and this is a long jump back in history. I loved Ghostbusters, the first VHS I ever got, and watched it at least 25 times, so it's a beautiful read.
Hope you will have a great time with those books. Remember, each book you read gives you something precious!
Thanks and see you tomorrow!
Alessandro Zamboni
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