No Business is Too Big to Fail or Too Small to Succeed – Sobering stats on business failures
I saw the infographic when it was first released last week, or the one before, and made a note to revisit it when I had time. That still hasn’t happened but Brian Solis has been kind enough to break it down into parts, and address them individually.
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Everyone has their “I can do anything” as well as their “I can’t do anything” moments. The problem is that most people aren’t conscious of what’s happening and why. This then holds them back from succeeding.
A few years ago someone even wrote a book on the subject for entrepreneurs. It had a title along the lines of “Entrepreneurial Hypomania.” However, it’s not coming up on Google. You actually don’t need to read the book as it’s a simple concept that you can grasp instantly once someone makes you aware of it.
So, you want to be a billionaire?
Harvard has graduated some 52 billionaires, with a collective fortune of $205 billion, to lead Wealth-X’s global list of universities ranked by alumni worth $1 billion or more. That’s nearly twice as many as the No. 2 school, the University of Pennsylvania, which has 28 billionaire alumni worth a collective $112 billion.
Jerry Buss, 1934 – 2013
American businessman, real estate investor, and majority owner of the LA Lakers died today. He’s another rags-to-riches story.
Few have ever succeeded at making such a daunting climb, from the nightmarish depths of utter poverty and hopelessness to the soaring heights of unimaginable wealth and power.
At the age of 4, Jerry Buss was standing in a bread line on the frozen soil of Evanston, Wyo., a gunny sack in hand, waiting for the food that would keep him and his single mother, Jesse, alive for another day.
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