Nothing Succeeds Like Excess: A New Code for Maximized Living
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"If you truly want to improve your life, read this book!" - JOHN P. FOPPE "In this book, Aruosa has set down some of the rules of the game of life. He has expressed some breakthrough ideas ... Nothing Succeeds like Excess are new thoughts . . . " - POJU OYEMADE Excess, as defined by Aruosa Osemwegie, is a consciousness, a willingness to think and execute ideas in a quality and amount that is beyond what is presently acceptable, expected or reasonable. Nothing Succeeds like Excess sets out to set young people free...truly free to live their dreams...truly free to choose and express themselves...expressing themselves maximally. Young people have become imprisoned or immobilized by lack of capital, lack of jobs, lack of sensitive leadership and the advice that we should wait for our time. But we have waited, and waited and waited..."So what do we do"? Gigantic challenges require gigantic solutions... massiveness...excess. Too many young people, all over the place, instead of appreciating, exploiting and maximizing their youthfulness or singleness are rather on a race to become or to look older. What is the result? The defining period of our lives is put on hold! Or allowed to fly past - UNLIVED. What a tragedy! "So what should we do"? Embrace Excess. Did you know that in their youth Steve Jobs, Aliko Dangote, David Oyedepo, Ben Murray-Bruce, Sam Adeyemi, Cosmas Maduka, Martin Luther-King Jnr, Bill Gates, Ben Carson, Jay Z . . . all embraced Excess? Nothing Succeeds like Excess lays it all bare. Is there something common to the success of Facebook, Daystar, GTBank, Glo, Harry Porter, and the iPad? Find out inside Nothing Succeeds like Excess and re-launch your destiny today. This is the revolution! "This book leaves the reader with renewed confidence to do so much more. . . It speaks invaluable wisdom, and challenges some widely-held beliefs about the word "excess." I recommend this book to every youth - and youth-at-heart - for its timeless insight" - FOLA ADEOLA "Aruo, Paperback, Label: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-07-27, Release date: 2013-07-27, Studio: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Sales rank: 6252232.

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"If you truly want to improve your life, read this book!" - JOHN P. FOPPE "In this book, Aruosa has set down some of the rules of the game of life. He has expressed some breakthrough ideas ... Nothing Succeeds like Excess are new thoughts . . . " - POJU OYEMADE Excess, as defined by Aruosa Osemwegie, is a consciousness, a willingness to think and execute ideas in a quality and amount that is beyond what is presently acceptable, expected or reasonable. Nothing Succeeds like Excess sets out to set young people free...truly free to live their dreams...truly free to choose and express themselves...expressing themselves maximally. Young people have become imprisoned or immobilized by lack of capital, lack of jobs, lack of sensitive leadership and the advice that we should wait for our time. But we have waited, and waited and waited..."So what do we do"? Gigantic challenges require gigantic solutions... massiveness...excess. Too many young people, all over the place, instead of appreciating, exploiting and maximizing their youthfulness or singleness are rather on a race to become or to look older. What is the result? The defining period of our lives is put on hold! Or allowed to fly past - UNLIVED. What a tragedy! "So what should we do"? Embrace Excess. Did you know that in their youth Steve Jobs, Aliko Dangote, David Oyedepo, Ben Murray-Bruce, Sam Adeyemi, Cosmas Maduka, Martin Luther-King Jnr, Bill Gates, Ben Carson, Jay Z . . . all embraced Excess? Nothing Succeeds like Excess lays it all bare. Is there something common to the success of Facebook, Daystar, GTBank, Glo, Harry Porter, and the iPad? Find out inside Nothing Succeeds like Excess and re-launch your destiny today. This is the revolution! "This book leaves the reader with renewed confidence to do so much more. . . It speaks invaluable wisdom, and challenges some widely-held beliefs about the word "excess." I recommend this book to every youth - and youth-at-heart - for its timeless insight" - FOLA ADEOLA "Aruosa Osemwegie has the unusual ability to decode the needs of the younger generation today. No wonder his writings proffer solutions that are generated to bring results. Nothing Succeeds like Excess will launch the reader out of the realm of average unto new levels of excellence" - SAM ADEYEMI, Paperback, Format: Import, Label: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-07-27, Studio: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd.

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Taschenbuch, Label: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-07-27, Studio: Getting a Job is a Job Resources Ltd.