Ehi Kioya
Entrepreneur, Solutions Architect, Software Engineer, Cloud Geek (#AWS, #Azure, #GCP), IT Contractor. Reach me here: https://t.co/dUARafMSZN
Book Recommendations:
Recommended by Ehi Kioya
“John Wayne is probably your dad's favorite celebrity. Get him "The John Wayne Code" book and put a smile on his face. The book contains Duke's most insightful quotes and stories... and the best old-fashioned common sense advice you can get! https://t.co/zgyiUHDZUj #EK” (from X)
Media Lab Books, Editors of the Official John Wayne Magazine(you?)
Media Lab Books, Editors of the Official John Wayne Magazine(you?)
John Wayne was more than a movie star. He was a symbol for everything good and decent about America, inspiring everyday people to reach just a little bit more and try a little bit harder. During his 72 years and more than 150 movies, John Wayne imparted a seemingly-endless amount of advice, wisdom and good old-fashioned common sense to his fans. In The John Wayne Code, that wealth of knowledge has been collected together for the first time by the people who loved and knew him best - his family and the editors of the Official John Wayne Collector's Edition Magazine. Filled with Duke’s most insightful quotes, personal stories from his family and friends, full-color photos, and advice for how to be a better person, this stunning, gift-worthy book makes the perfect companion for any John Wayne fan who wants to make their life a little more legendary.
Recommended by Ehi Kioya
“The 500 Things You Should Know Book is an indispensable hands-on reference material. It teaches you many different interesting and bizarre things like how to hug a hedgehog, how to wrestle with an alligator, how to survive a shipwreck, etc. https://t.co/dLEi7ceZsT #EK” (from X)
Derek Fagerstrom, Lauren Smith(you?)
Derek Fagerstrom, Lauren Smith(you?)
Show Me How is a revolutionary reimagining of the reference genre, one part how-to guide, one part graphic art showpiece, and one part pure inspiration. In a series of 500 nearly wordless, highly informative step-by-step procedurals, readers learn how to do hundreds of useful (and fascinating and important and sometimes downright bizarre) tasks, including: Perform CPR, dance the tango, pack a suitcase, win a bar bet, play the blues, make authentic sushi rolls, fight a shark . . . and 493 more essentials of modern life. Packed with useful hands-on reference material, Show Me How is a work of art that just happens to also be an indispensable real-life resource.