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      ANTON

      RUPERT



      By Ebbe Dommisse
      The extraordinary life of tycoon and
      philanthropist Dr Anton Rupert is
      told in full in this updated version
      of the best-selling biography.
      This is the story of a Karoo boy who
      grew up during the Depression,
      struggled to find money to study
      science, and then made good as
      a businessman, spectacularly so,
      reaching the Forbes list of the 500
      wealthiest people worldwide.

      Unlike Harry Oppenheimer, Rupert
      was no heir; neither did he make
      his millions from mining. His Rem-
      brandt Group of manufacturers
      became known across the globe,
      owning brands like Cartier, Dunhill,
      Rothmans and Montblanc. Within a
      few decades, a family dynasty was
      built, making the Ruperts, next to   sive research, does justice to a South
      the Oppenheimers, the richest family   African icon whose life contains invalu-
      in Africa.                        able business lessons. Anton Rupert’s
                                        insights into job and wealth creation   R385
      This compelling book, based on exten-  are more relevant today than ever.
                                                                              MY FAVOURITE
      ‘This book is about a completely
      new philosophy and methodolo-  THE WEALTH                               MISTAKE
      gy of success and wealth that we
      encouraged to consider. But one  MONEY CAN’T BUY                        By Marian Keyes
      are not schooled, trained or even

      that will bring us sustained hap-  By Robin Sharma
      piness, personal freedom and                                            Anna has just lost her taste for the Big
      lasting internal peace.’ – Robin                                        Apple… yet Anna has a life to envy. An
      Sharma                                                                  apartment in New York. A well-meaning
                                                                              (too well-meaning?) partner. And a high-fly-
      In a world fixated on the con-                                          ing job in beauty PR. Who wouldn’t want all
      ventional notion of success                                             that? Anna, it turns out.
      – marked by relentless hustle,
      sacrificing wellbeing and missing                                       Turning a minor mid-life crisis into a major
      out on cherished moments with                                           life event, she bins the lot, heads back
      loved ones in the pursuit of fame                                       to Ireland, and gets a PR job for a super-
      and material possessions – Rob-                                         high-end coastal retreat. Tougher than it
      in Sharma introduces a para-                                            sounds. Newsflash: the locals hate it. So
      digm shift. In The Wealth Money                                         much so, there have been threats – and
      Can’t Buy, Sharma rewires our                                           violence.
      perception of wealth to include
      not just financial success, but                                         Anna, however, worked in the beauty
      seven other essential forms of                                          industry. There’s no ugliness she hasn’t
      wealth to:                                                              seen. No wrinkle she can’t smooth over.
                                                                              Anna’s got this. Until she discovers that
      Growth, Wellness, Family, Craft,                                        leaving New York doesn’t mean escaping
      Community, Adventure, Service.                                          her mistakes.

      Filled with powerful life lessons                                       Once upon a time she’d had a best friend.
      and practical tools, The Wealth                              R405       Once upon a time she’d loved a man. Now
      Money Can’t Buy will help you to                                        she has neither. And now she has to face
      stop chasing the wrong kinds of                                         them. We all make mistakes. But when do
      riches and set you on a transfor-                                       we stop making the same one over and
      mative path towards a truly rich                                        over again?
      and abundant life filled with joy,
      peace and freedom.

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