Famdocu is an online hub with a vast collection of biographies that will give you an insight on some of the most renowned people out there.

The world is a big place, and there are billions of people, but somehow we still end up believing that no one understands what we’re going through. Immersing ourselves in inspiring stories and personal accounts of adversity-turned-into-greatness reminds us that what we’re going through is universal and that there’s a way for us to overcome challenges. Let us look at some of the most inspiring biographies out there.

- One Click: Jeff Bezos and the Rise of Amazon.com by Richard L. Brandt
Richard Brandt has brought us the intel behind the creator of the world’s most popular online shopping site, Amazon.com. With its super easy and convenient layout, Amazon has helped Bezos rise from computer whiz to a world-changing entrepreneur. Through interviews with employees, competitors and observers, we get an insight into how Bezos thinks enabling us to sharpen up our decision making skills and maybe, finding something that gives us a higher meaning to our lives.

- Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
The extraordinary and inspiring account of both the professional and personal life of Steve Jobs. Based on three years of exclusive interviews conducted by Isaacson with both Jobs and his family, colleagues and competitors. A great insight into Jobs’s life and thoughts making it a very motivational and inspirational read, one of the best inspirational biographies out there.

- Idea Man: A Memoir by the Co-Founder of Microsoft by Paul Allen
Paul Allen was a world-famous billionaire by his early 30s and Time has named him one of the hundred most influential people in the world as the cofounder of Microsoft. Rushed into sharing his story by a diagnosis of lymphoma, this memoir was created filled with his passion, rigor, thoughts and most importantly his endeavors; both the triumphs and the failures. This will emphasize the importance of ideas in all of our minds and we could all use a little of that.

- Young Mandela by David James Smith
Nelson Mandela is revered all over the world. He is a symbol of freedom, kindness, and moral authority. However, Mandela did not always share these qualities. Journey back in this biography and one will find the sacrifices and bad decisions Mandela had to make to become a world symbol.

- The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
This is a classic, discovered in the attic in which Anne Frank spent the last years of her life during the war and the holocaust. Anne has a remarkable voice that in itself makes you feel guilty for letting some of your hardships – that now might now seem as hard – get in the way of what it is you want to do. This is neither light-hearted not positive.

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