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Billionaire and the Oracle founder Larry Ellison explains the Bill Gates myth.
Paul Allen on working with Bill Gates and starting Microsoft.
A younger and more money motivated Damon Dash demonstrates his desire to live like Bill Gates.
Damon Dash: BIO
If you plan on becoming rich you should push your employees to the limit. Watch Bill Gates demonstrate how.
P.Diddy's advice on how to accomplish more than your peers financially and status wise.
Self-made millionaire and marketing genius,Steve Stoute has made a fortune by branding the urban lifestyle to corporate America. Full BIO Here
Steve Stoute shares the key to success:
"There are people and ideas that I have, that inspire me everyday to bust my ass. I bust my ass. We could put up anybody on the work and I’ll go hour for hour, I don’t care about that, I don’t care anything about that, about hours or being tired and not getting sleep. Because you can’t say you want something and complain about what it takes to get it! That does not even calculate in my brain. That’s a very important thing that people need to read. I don’t know how you could ever say you want something but then don’t have a way of getting what you want, but keep being fixated on something but don’t have a way, don’t have an idea and don’t want to put in the time to figure that out. Do yourself an easy favor; don’t say you want that thing. It’ll make you sleep better at night."
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Check out Bill Gates daily routine before he was a billionaire.
This weeks excerpt of the week is extracted from 'The Rules of Money' by Richard Templar, a resourceful book on how to create wealth.
Rule Number 5 - Most people are too lazy to be wealthy (Page 14)
Most people are too lazy to be rich. They may say they want to be rich, but they don’t. They may buy a lottery ticket as a sort of half hearted gesture of wanting to be rich, but they aren’t prepared to put in the work. They aren’t prepared to make sacrifices, study, learn, work their socks off, put in the effort, and make it a determined and concentrated focus of their life. I think if you look at anyone rich enough to be a role model-Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Alan Sugar, Warren Buffet, Gordon Ramsey, James Dyson, Petr Kellner – you’ll notice only one thing in common – they work their socks off. They might make their money from computers, sales, cookery, business, the film industry, vacuum cleaners, pop music, radio stations, whatever. But the one thing they all share is the ability to do more in a day than most of us do in a month. That’s the wonderful thing about wealth – it’s lying around waiting to be claimed (remember rule 1). Those who claim it are the ones who get up early, work hard, and put in the hours.
