Get Buzzy Chin Ning Chu
Who is Chin Ning
Chu
Chin-Ning Chu is a descendant
of the pauper who became the first Emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
At the age of three, Chin-Ning was forced to leave behind her
family’s fortune flee to Taiwan as a refugee. At the age of
ten, her father began to teach her strategies by reading from
the text of the ancient Chinese art of war classics as bedtime
stories. In high school, she became a novice at a Catholic
convent until her father dragged her home. At college, while a
full-time student, she worked as a television actress and then
as a marketer for one Taiwanese and two European pharmaceutical
companies. Being a natural-born entrepreneur with superb sales
abilities, her earnings at the time were triple that of her
professors. At the age of twenty-two, clutching two suitcases,
again, she left home to come to America, struggling with a new
language and culture.
Today, Chin-Ning is one of the
foremost speakers on the practical application of Sun Tzu's Art
of War and a promoter of strategic thinking as the core
competency among leaders of government and corporations
worldwide. She collaborated with Discovery Television and the
U.S. Library of Congress on the production of their Great Books
Series: Sun Tzu's Art of War.
Now, Chin-Ning is a number one
best-selling author throughout Asia and Australia where her
books have out-sold Hilary Clinton and Tony Robbins Her books:
The Art of War for Women; Thick Face, Black Heart; Do Less,
Achieve More; and The Asian Mind Game have been translated into
twenty five languages with readers in over sixty countries. Her
readers include a number of influential political and business
leaders like A. G. Lafley, Chairman of Proctor & Gamble;
Dr. Mahathir, the Prime Minister of Malaysia; James Baker, U.S.
Secretary of State; and John Major, the Prime Minster of
England.
Her work is highly praised by
the media across five continents including USA Today, Business
Week, the United Kingdom's Financial Times, China's People
Daily, Australia's Financial Review and Brazil's ISTO E. When
the world encountered collisions such as the caning incident in
Singapore, CNN's CrossFire turned to Chin-Ning for
understanding. As North Korea provoked the U.S. in their threat
of nuclear escalation, Chin-Ning debated both Senator John
Kerry and General Scrowcroft and, against their arguments,
predicted the correct outcome on Larry King Show. When China,
Japan and the U.S. were facing trade and political conflicts,
The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News came to Chin-Ning for
solutions.
Joe Says "A beautiful life skills
book."
Thick Face
Black Heart
Joe's view of the book
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