50 Cent

FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE 48 LAWS OF POWER 'The hip-hop entrepreneur book' Independent 'My favourite book' Tinchy Stryder 'a rich mine of ideas and information' Scotland on Sunday The ultimate hustle is to move freely between the street and corporate worlds, to find your flow and never stay locked in the same position. This is a manifesto for how to operate in the twenty-first century, where everything has been turned on its head. Building on the runaway success of Robert Greene's The 48 Laws of Power (almost five million copies sold), the 'modern Machiavelli' teams up with rapper 50 Cent to show how the power game of success can be played to your advantage. Drawing on the lore of gangsters, hustlers, and hip-hop artists, as well as 50 Cent's business and artistic dealings, the authors present the 'Laws of 50', revealing how to become a master strategist and supreme realist. Success comes from seeking an advantage in each and every encounter, and The 50th Law offers indispensable advice on how to win in business - and in life.

In The 50th Law, hip hop and pop culture icon 50 Cent (aka Curtis Jackson) joins forces with Robert Greene, bestselling author of The 48 Laws of Power, to write a "bible" for success in life and work based on a single principle: fear nothing. With stories from 50 Cent's life on the streets and in the boardroom as he rose to fame after the release of his album Get Rich or Die Tryin', as well as examples of others who have overcome adversity through understanding and practicing the 50th Law, this deeply inspirational book is perfect for entrepreneurs as well as anyone interested in the extraordinary life of Curtis Jackson.

Rap superstar and bestselling author 50 Cent is back to tell his own story in this interactive autobiography.

The first time Sunni fell in love, it landed her in jail - facing forty years along with her so-called thug love, swearing on a stack of bibles that the drugs weren’t hers. When she got out of prison, she beat the odds by opening a one of a kind, 24-hour beauty salon where both money and gossip flowed freely. And although she now could afford a lavish lifestyle, all those riches didn’t keep her bed or body warm at night. Stanley “Trill” Johnson served five years in a high security prison for selling drugs, taking the rap for some other dude. Trill opted to keep his mouth shut and do his time—while envisioning the payback he’d deliver later on. While in prison, Trill’s ultra-sexy girlfriend and aspiring model Precious Pay took care of his son, knowing that when he got out of jail, he would owe her the high fashion lifestyle she always craved. Throughout this compelling story, they all discover the same hard truths about life on the streets: loyalty is a precious but scarce thing.

A popular rap music newcomer describes his rise to fame from a disadvantaged youth on the streets of Queens, in an intimate portrait that discusses such topics as the death of his mother, his introduction to drug dealing, and the assassination attempt that nearly ended his life. Reprint.