Very Bad People: The Inside Story of the Fight Against the World’s Network of Corruption

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An Old Man is happy today, he doesn’t complain about anything, smiles, and even his face is freshened up.”

The favorites of mine that I’ve watched, are where he cures a young man’s stutter in 7 minutes and saves another guy’s marriage in 8.

Originally when starting out in the world of motivational speaking, Robbins was promoting seminars for Jim Rohn. He later decided to begin his own journey by hosting his own seminars. The rest was really good. The intriguing part of discovering corruption, and trying to put a stop to it wss deadly business. This was the realistic version of what they went through too. Once he had bowel trouble in South America I believe and the place for him to relief himself was not ideal or away from others at all! Everyone heard everything! They don't put that in James Bond movies and you know that has to happen to even good ol' Jim Bo! Lol!

For me life is continuously being hungry. The meaning of life is not simply to exist, to survive, but to move ahead, to go up, to achieve, to conquer.”– Arnold Schwarzenegger How Global Witness progressed with their first investigation into the timber plants in Cambodia and Thailand. They relive that very first foray into unsafe territories where anything could have happened in the hope that they would find out how the Khumer Rouge maintained its funding and how the regime profited well into the 1990’s. By no means a positive book, it refers to a 'shadow network' - the complex interplay between the regulated and unregulated global economy, exploited by legal loopholes across jurisdictions.

If you're into dark academia / YA boarding school thrillers with these elements, Very Bad People might be up your alley: