Secrets of Success by Charlie Croker

Secrets of Success by Charlie Croker

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Zusammenfassung

An amusing look at the superstitions, quirks and habits of the rich and famous - and how they led to success

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Secrets of Success by Charlie Croker

Did you know that Beethoven made every cup of coffee with exactly 60 beans? Or that Shirley Temple always had precisely 56 curls in her hair? Or that the young Frank Sinatra practised underwater swimming as a way of developing his ability to hold long breaths? In Secrets of Success, Charlie Croker brings his proven blend of gripping trivia and incisive humour to the question of how famous high achievers reached those heights. We’ll see Chopin sleeping with wedges between his fingers to increase their span, learn how P.G. Wodehouse reminded himself which pages of a manuscript still needed work, and find out why Thomas Edison chose his research assistants on the basis of their soup-eating habits. This revealing and entertaining book provides countless glimpses into the methods – and sometimes madness – of the world’s most famous figures. From ancient Egypt to the modern day, you’re about to learn the secrets of their success . . .
Charlie Croker is an author and journalist whose titles include Lost in Translation and A Game of Three Halves. He has written for mainstream national media such as The Times and The Independent.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9781803994741
ISBN 10 1803994746
Titel Secrets of Success
Autor Charlie Croker
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag The History Press Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 2023-09-28
Seitenanzahl 144
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