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Sometimes non-fiction teaches you more than the fiction.

🤣 In 1989, billionaire Richard Branson released a hot air ballon shaped like a UFO and hired a man dressed as E.T. to scare people when it landed🚀

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

What if your biggest failure could be the start of your greatest success? Richard Branson’s life proves that failure isn’t the end—it’s a stepping stone. Born in 1950, Branson struggled with dyslexia, making school hard. But instead of letting it

Taking the shot matters more than waiting for the perfect aim. Because perfection is a moving target. You learn, grow, and improve only when you try not when you sit on potential. Whether it's a new role, a bold idea, or an unfamiliar path, action

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

what work he do ? I mean just 19 years old and he is more than millionaire

Richard Feynman was a brilliant physicist, but he faced many challenges. His unique way of thinking didn't always fit with the traditional academic world, causing difficulties in his career. Despite these struggles, he made significant contributions

✈️ He Started an Airline Without a Rupee. So what exactly is your excuse? In 1984, Richard Branson had a flight canceled. Most people would complain and wait. But he? He rented a plane, scribbled on a signboard: “Virgin Airways – $39 one way to BV