Virgin Group founder Richard Branson shares a number of his favorite books, many of them centering around becoming a better leader. Richard Branson, the Virgin Group Founder and self-described tie-loathing billionaire, still finds time in his busy schedule to read.
Over the years he has offered up dozens of titles that have kept his attention and helped him grow as a businessman.
We can’t guarantee you’ll follow in the entrepreneur’s footsteps, but the books could certainly set you in the right direction.
“1984” by George Orwell
Though it may be a work of fiction first published in 1950, “1984” target=”_blank” has been echoing ever since the actual year came and went. The book envisions a dystopic future society in which the government monitors, and in some cases punishes, people’s every move. Sales of the book spiked in late January of 2017 when Kellyanne Conway introduced the term “alternative facts.
Tech: 9 books Richard Branson thinks everyone should read
