Ron Lynch

Then it jumped up to maybe...

225 and then to 600.

Wow.

Let's go for it.

Probably The Art of War and After the Art of War.

You know, Likeability Factor by Tim Sanders is pretty far up there for me.

World's Flat, Hot, and Crowded by Thomas Friedman is pretty far up there for me.

But I think number one for me is probably Tony Robbins.

Tony Robbins.

Unlimited Power is probably the most useful book.

It covers the most categories of things that an entrepreneur can do today to get their head around themselves.

I think the number one that we all have to watch is Larry Page because Larry is still young enough.

He's only 42 years old, and he is not diverted from his mission.

He is hell-bent on global domination, and he's doing it.

And every time Google makes a turn, you've got to watch.

I always am.

Digging for what he's planning next and what he's doing next, whether it's Google Fiber or any product that he's building, I'm looking at.

You look at the Larry Ellisons and the Bransons and the Gates and the Schultz of the world.

They have lots of money, but they're not actually in the battle really much anymore, conquering their war.

They've kind of become kings.