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Be yourself • 3m

The Billion-Dollar Pitch – How Schwab Sold His Vision What if one speech could change your life? For Charles Schwab, it did. At an after-dinner gathering, Schwab stood up and pitched his vision for the future of steel. His words? So compelling that J.P. Morgan invested on the spot. That moment led to the creation of U.S. Steel—the first billion-dollar company in history. His secret? ✅ Persuasive Communication – He painted a vision so clear that Morgan could see it. ✅ Taking Initiative – He spoke up before anyone asked. ✅ Leading with Encouragement – He built confidence, not doubt. 🔹 Entrepreneurial Takeaway: You don’t need money, connections, or luck—you need a clear vision and the courage to share it. Your next investor, customer, or breakthrough? It could be one conversation away. If you had one minute to sell your vision, what would you say? Drop it below! 👇

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

Well think about it, he had enough access to be at an after dinner "gathering" so no, JP Morgan wasn’t some random Shark Tank judge. They already knew Schwab, trusted him, and had the money to gamble. That's all I understand. Connections do matter, even more than how good your pitch is.

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