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| Adweek = American trade magazine; advertising and media
| Apple iBooks = Apple ebook platform; digital bookstore
| Balance = Publishing imprint; Hachette imprint
| Bill Gates = American entrepreneur; Microsoft cofounder
| Brian Tracy = Motivational speaker and author; personal development
| Business Insider = Business news website; digital media
| Da Capo Press = Publishing imprint; nonfiction books
| Darren Hardy = American author and speaker; success media figure
| David McClelland = American psychologist; motivation research
| Dr. Mehmet Oz = Physician and TV host; cardiothoracic surgeon
| Drive-Time U = Self-education practice; learning during commutes
| Entrepreneur = Business magazine; small-business and startups
| Food Channel = Television channel; food programming
| George Foreman = American boxer
| Hachette UK = Book publisher; division of Hachette
| Harvard = American university; Ivy League
| Inc. = Business magazine; entrepreneurship and management
| Invisible Children = Nonprofit organization; advocacy and media campaigns
| Jack Nicklaus = American golfer
| John Murray One = Publishing imprint; Hachette UK imprint
| La Jolla = Neighborhood; coastal district of San Diego
| Lance Armstrong = American cyclist
| Lou Holtz = American football coach; college football
| Marin County = County in California
| Michael Jordan = American basketball player; NBA player
| Michael Phelps = American swimmer; Olympian
| Mount Soledad = Hill in La Jolla; scenic viewpoint
| Muhammad Ali = American boxer; heavyweight champion
| Newton’s first law = Physics law; inertia of motion
| Pontiac G6 = Car model; Pontiac mid-size sedan
| Publishers Weekly = Trade magazine; book industry news
| Richard Branson = British entrepreneur; Virgin Group founder
| Rhythm Register = Simple tracking sheet; daily behavior tally
| Rope-a-Dope = Boxing strategy; rope-supported defensive tactic
| Sam’s on the Wharf = Waterfront restaurant; Tiburon, California
| Sestriere = Alpine village; Italian ski resort
| Steve Jobs = American entrepreneur; Apple cofounder
| SUCCESS = Business magazine and media brand; personal development
| Success Books = Publishing imprint; released first edition
| The Compound Effect = Self-help book; Darren Hardy
| Tiburon = Town in Marin County; San Francisco Bay Area
| Tour de France = Annual cycling race; grand tour
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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