While the protagonist (played by Will Smith) in this upbeat film succeeds by becoming a successful salesman for a huge financial firm, Chris Gardner (the actual person) used his sales skills to start his own company.
Office Space
Motivation comes in two varieties: positive and negative. Positive motivation moves you forward; negative motivation keeps you from going backwards. This film reminds entrepreneurs why they should never settle for a corporate job again.
The Social Network
Even though actor Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg as if he were Lex Luthor's little brother, the story of Facebook's rapid growth is a testament that sometimes entrepreneurs do change the world.
The Aviator
Before there was Richard Branson or Elon Musk, there was Howard Hughes. This bio-pic captured both the personal and business struggles of one of history's most enigmatic and creative entrepreneurs.
Nightcrawler (2014)
Nightcrawler is a movie for people with great vision.
This movie is little brutal, but Jake Gyllenhaal’s acting will keep you engaged. It’s about a struggling guy who is looking for a job but can’t find one. Instead, he finds a window of opportunity after witnessing a crime and decides to become a crime journalist.
This movie will teach you that with a little persuasion and drive, anyone can become anything. It will teach you how focusing on, and improving, your positive attributes will make you limitless.
Go watch this movie, and then come back and tell me you aren’t inspired. It’s not possible..
The Founder (2016)
The story of Ray Kroc, a salesman who turned two brothers' innovative fast food eatery, McDonald's, into the biggest restaurant business in the world, with a combination of ambition, persistence, and ruthlessness.
The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stock-broker living the high life to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal government.
The Boiler Room
What do you do when your dream job turns out to be your worst nightmare? In business, it might not be possible to achieve everything you want, but there are moral responsibilities that drive us more than money itself. “Boiler Room” sets out to prove that case.
The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard
From the guys behind Talladega Nights and Step Brothers comes one of the most outrageous comedies of the year! Smooth-talking salesman Don Ready (Jeremy Piven) and his crazy crew of closers have just one weekend to move over 200 cars and prove that when it comes to conning,
Catch Me If You Can
This catchy film follows the life of a young con artist notorious for check fraud. He poses as multiple characters as he smoothly commits millions of dollars in fraud. He is eventually caught and committed by the FBI, but the story highlights his manic phases and his struggle to please his adoring father.
Middle Men
This film is centered around an online business gone wrong. Two friends establish the company and are accused of stealing millions of dollars from customers. It teaches a valuable lesson on the price of a party lifestyle.
Pirates Of Silicon Valley
This engaging film explores the deep rivalry between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates and the development of the personal computer. It’s a must-see for any striving businessman and explores their strategy for dominating a quickly growing industry.
Sometimes you need your Windows 8 product key, in versions prior to Windows 8 it was quite easy, you can only look at the label of the product label on your computer. But since Windows 8 Microsoft has made a change. Most likely, you no longer have a product label. Instead, they register the product key in their BIOS / UEFI. This is a good feature because now when you reinstall Windows 8, your product key is automatically recovered from the BIOS / UEFI. But recovering the product key on its own was a bit more complicated. But fortunately, we can still extract it. If you can not start Windows, see the last part of Method 1 that will describe a method that does not require an installed version of Windows. 1- ShowKeyPlusUWP This is probably a bit easier. You can find the tool here: https://github.com/Superfly-Inc/ShowKeyPlus/releases/download/ShowkeyPlus/ShowKeyPlus.zip Extract the ZIP file and run ShowKeyPlus.exe This will show your installed key along with your OEM Key if prese...
From logos to business cards, websites to brochures, a font can make or break a medium. The right font can draw attention to your material and make it pleasant to read. But where can you find cool and unique fonts without having to pay extra for them? Google’s font collection is an amazing resource for beginner designers and pros alike. With 846 fonts in more than 135 languages currently available and more to come, you are certain to find a font for any occasion. Every font in the collection is completely free to download, so even low-budget projects need not compromise on font quality. We at salamspot have decided to compile 26 of the most beautiful cursive and brush Google fonts for you, from very formal and elegant script fonts such as Monsieyr La Doulaise and Roundhands to cool vintage fonts such as Lobster and Pacifico. Enjoy the primal, earthen beauty of Rock Salt, the fine, ethereal charm of Euphoria, and many other fonts that will help you add a personal touch to your pr...
Before you remove your MySQL installation, try running the following command from the CLI. mysql_secure_installation If a password hasn't been set for root (for MySQL), that'll prompt you to set a password and run you through a series of steps to help clean up and secure MySQL (basic security). Once set, then try running the command below to restart MySQL and see if you receive an error. service mysql restart We can troubleshoot to see what the issue is, as long as I know what errors you're receiving, or we can wipe the installation and start from scratch. To remove MySQL, first you'd want to run: apt-get remove -y mysql-* and then: apt-get purge -y mysql-* The first command removes MySQL and associated packages while the second wipes configuration. Official Page:- Windows Doc
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