Top 10 Movies for Entrepreneurs to Watch this Weekend

Hello Jaco Pieterse, Need something to watch this weekend? Here is my list of top 10 movies for entrepreneurs.   Our brain needs to relax and process ideas for you to come up with the best solution to your challenges. I have compiled a list of films that are business related in one way or the other so your entrepreneurial brain can keep on working in the background. We have also compiled a list of documentaries we think are highly relevant to watch. I will send the top 10 documentaries to watch next week. 10. Boiler Room (2000) The film is based on The Wolf of Wall Streets (Jordan Belfort) cunning way of selling petty stocks to rich people. 9. Wall Street (1987) It's a classic! How far are you willing to go to make money? The film is full of excellent quotes like "Greed is Good." Enjoy 8. Limitless (2011) An action-thriller about a writer who takes an experimental drug that allows him to use 100 percent of his mind. 7. The Social Network (2010) This film is a great story of the worlds newest "accidental" billionaire Mark Zuckenberg. 6. Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999) A legendary story of how the personal computer era started. 5. American Gangster (2007) Shows how a better product and strong brand can make all the difference to making money. 4. The Aviator (2004) Although born into money Howard Hughes was a true innovator within many fields of business especially aviation. 3. Jerry Maguire (1997) Jerry Maguire gets fired and starts his own company. We see him go from having everything to having much less and its great how this part of the film shows how some entrepreneurial journeys begin. That is how I got started as an entrepreneur! 2. The Bucket List (2007) There is something about beginning with the end in mind. Have you made a list of the things you want to do before you die? Are you living each day as it was your last and dreaming like you would live forever? Maybe after seeing this film you will sit down and write your "bucket list" just like I did? 1. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) This rags to riches story is based on a true story and portrays a young fathers struggle to become a stockbroker in San Fransisco. You should watch this film because its a true lesson in never ever giving up and to keep your eyes and motivation in line with the overall goal. Without goals, dreams and a plan you are likely to fail. Other must-watch films are: Iron Man 1 (2008) Iron Man 2 (2010) The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) Tucker: The Man & His Dream (1988) Trading Places (1983) Peaceful Warrior (2006) Revolver (2005) When We Were Kings (1997) Click (2006) Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) Forrest Gump (1994) Risky Business (1983) A Beautifull Mind (2001) The Tree of Life (2011) Barbarians at the Gate (1993) Miracle on 34th Street (1994) Baby Boom (1987) Barbershop (2002) Kinky Boots (2005) Rudy (1993) Dirty Rotten Scoundrell (1988) Office Space (1999) Citizen Kane (1941) It´s a Wonderful Life (1946) Marathon Man (1976 Minkow (2011) What's other films you think we should add to the mix? --------------------- Events ----------------------- FREE Webinar Unlock Your Million Dollar Mindset Are you tired of trying to break the code to more financial success, exhausted buying different courses and yet still not moving forward? You probably have tried many online coaching courses and have NOT made your big breakthrough yet. Register For FREE   PS: If you want a copy of my 1# International Bestseller "Never Work Again", all you have to do is write an honest short review of the Hardcore MBA podcast by clicking this link and email me a screenshot to erlend@mroutsource.com. Best, Erlend - - - To Your Freedom Author of the 1# International Amazon bestseller 'Never Work Again´ Erlend Bakke www.mroutsource.com   Copyright © 2015 Mr. Outsource, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at Never Work Again subscription. Our mailing address is: Mr. Outsource Postboks 101 Sandvika, 01 1300 Norway Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences