Book Report: Success and Luck

Posted on September 17, 2017 by Lee Brooks — 8 Comments

“If any of you go running or ride a bike, you’ll know that when you’re running of bicycling into the wind, you’re very aware of it. You just can’t wait till the course turns around and you’ve got the wind…

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