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His school principal told him he'd either be a millionaire — or end up in prison. Today, he's a billionaire. He launched 400+ companies by doing the opposite of every CEO. His story is absolutely mind blowing... Branson struggled in school due t

Billionaires' first jobs Elon Musk: boiler room cleaner Warren Buffett: paperboy Jensen Huang: dishwasher/busboy Mark Cuban: sold garbage bags Steve Jobs: assembly line worker Bill Gates: programmer Michael Dell: dishwasher Jeff Bezos: McDonal

Michael Dell Founded Dell at 19 Bill Gates founded Microsoft at 19 Mullenweg founded WordPress at 19 Zuckerberg founded Facebook at 19 Steve Jobs founded Apple at 21 All this doesn't make any sense, you know yourself better than anyone else, jus

Lessons in Leadership from Richard Branson Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group transformed Virgin from a small record shop into a global brand with over 400 companies across music, airlines, trains, and space travel, showing that great leadersh

Founder Brand Moat: Leveraging a founder's reputation to build trust and loyalty. 🚀 Tesla thrives on Elon Musk's influence, Amazon benefits from Jeff Bezos' leadership and Virgin embodies Richard Branson's adventurous spirit A strong founder brand c

Age at which they became millionaires 🇺🇸 Mark Zuckerberg: 23 🇺🇸 Evan Spiegel: 25 🇺🇸 Larry Page: 30 🇺🇸 Sergey Brin: 31 🇺🇸 Bill Gates: 31 🇧🇧 Rihanna: 33 🇺🇸 Tiger Woods: 33 🇺🇸 Jeff Bezos: 35 🇺🇸 LeBron James: 37 🇺🇸 Steve Ballmer: 38

Ever wondered what REALLY makes a great CEO? Is it money? School? Luck? I broke it all down—here’s what the top-performing CEOs have in common (and it might surprise you). Let’s start with the names you know: Tim Cook Elon Musk Warren Buffett Mi

Once upon a time, Richard Branson faced a canceled flight. Most people would have gotten frustrated. But not him. He found a small plane, borrowed a blackboard, wrote “Virgin Airlines” on it, and sold tickets to other stranded passengers. That simple

I’ve been saying this whole year: Youngsters, build ideas that respect sustainability and the circular economy. Don’t listen to me - I’m no one. I get it. But listen to Bill Gates, who just showed how innovation slashed projected CO₂ emissions by