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So what things are that? Seems like a very vague statement to make.
Goes something like this which was an average day when I first started in business. You get about 4:00, make out the deposit slips for the previous days checks and todays invoices. Leave the house about 5:45, stop st the bank and get to the truck about 6:15. Be at the breaker for your first load about quarter to 7 so you don't have to wait in line like the other slow pokes. Leave there about 7:30 and take 2 to 3 hours to deliver, repeat 3 times. The last ime you're usually pulling in there somewhere between 2:30 and 3:30 because they close at 4. That last trip is usually the long one so you can expect to get the truck parked by 7 or 8, Drive home. Answer the messages and schedule deliveries until 9.
Unless I were a millionaire or billionaire (and none of you are), I wouldn't be trumpeting the words of some rich guy pooping all over low income workers.
After all..why aren't YOU rich if you have all the answers?
Interesting--some billionaires worked harder than others to get where they were, such as Oprah Winfrey, George Soros and Larry Ellison. Others not so much. I wonder if the "successful billionaire" explained that as well.
"At the same time, only 2.5% were ranked as 10s, or absolute bootstrappers. To qualify as a 10, a member of the Forbes 400 had to have been raised in a poor household, and have endured extreme duress. Oprah Winfrey, who endured sexual abuse, and George Soros, who survived both the Nazi and Communist occupations of Hungary, are great examples."
"The report says 7 percent were born on third base, inheriting more than $50 million in wealth or a big company. The report includes Charles Koch and Charles Butt on third base."
Interesting--some billionaires worked harder than others to get where they were, such as Oprah Winfrey, George Soros and Larry Ellison. Others not so much. I wonder if the "successful billionaire" explained that as well.
"At the same time, only 2.5% were ranked as 10s, or absolute bootstrappers. To qualify as a 10, a member of the Forbes 400 had to have been raised in a poor household, and have endured extreme duress. Oprah Winfrey, who endured sexual abuse, and George Soros, who survived both the Nazi and Communist occupations of Hungary, are great examples."
"The report says 7 percent were born on third base, inheriting more than $50 million in wealth or a big company. The report includes Charles Koch and Charles Butt on third base."
Well there are a lot of things others don't want to do, that doesn't mean it leads to success. Would you shovel manure?
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