Top 10 Richest Entrepreneurs in the World

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Top 10 richest entrepreneurs in the world
Entertainment It looks as though even the richest people in the world haven’t escaped the clutches of a global recession. They too have become poorer, just like the rest of us, according to this year’s Forbes list of the World’s Billionaires. This year, the world’s billionaires have an average net worth between them of US$3 billion, down 23 per cent in the last 12 months. The world now also has only 793 billionaires, down from 1,125 a year ago. After slipping in recent years, the US is regaining its dominance as a repository of wealth. Americans account for 44 per cent of the money and 45 per cent of the list’s slots, up seven and three percentage points from last year, respectively.

10. Amancio Ortega Net worth: US$18.3 billion

A railway worker’s son, Amanico Ortega started out as a gofer in a shirt store. With then-wife Rosalia Mera, also now a billionaire, they started making dressing gowns and lingerie in their living room. That business went on to become one of the world’s most successful apparel manufacturers, and, today, Inditex has more than 4,000 stores in 71 countries, with sales of US$12.3 billion. Ortega is chairman of Inditex, and the company exported its cheap chic Zara stores to four new markets last year: Ukraine, South Korea, Montenegro and Honduras. The company’s stock went up by one per cent in the past 12 months, but its fortune went down because of a weak euro.

Ortega also has personal investments in gas, tourism, banks and real estate. He owns properties in Madrid, Paris, London, Lisbon, plus a luxury hotel and apartment complex in Miami, a horsejumping circuit, and an interest in a soccer league. He also shuns neckties and fanfare. His daughter, Marta, works for Inditex, and recent speculation suggests she is being groomed to eventually replace her father.

9. Theo Albrecht Net worth: US$18.8 billion

Theo Albrecht runs the discount supermarket group, Aldi Nord. The firm is holding up amid the economic downturn, and sales were expected to hit US$31 billion in 2008. After World War II, he and older brother Karl transformed their mother’s corner grocery into Aldi. The brothers split ownership in 1961, and Karl took the stores in southern Germany, plus the rights to the brand in the U.K., Australia and the U.S. Theo got the northern Germany stores and the rest of Europe. Unable to operate Aldi stores in the U.S., Theo developed discount food store Trader Joe’s, which now has more than 320 U.S. stores. Theo also owns a stake in grocery store chain Supervalu. Theo became a recluse after being kidnapped for 17 days in 1971, and is said to collect old typewriters and love golf.

8. Lakshmi Mittal Net worth: US$19.3 billion

Indian immigrant, Lakshmi Mittal, heads the world’s largest steel company, ArcelorMittal, which was formed via hostile takeover three years ago. Stock in his company makes up the bulk of his fortune, but his shares are currently at a four-year low, with steel prices down 75 per cent since last summer. The company was forced to pay heavy fines after a French antitrust investigation found 10 companies guilty of price-fixing in European steel markets. Subsidiary company Arcelor posted a US$2.6 billion loss in the most recent quarter, and subsequently announced plans to slow acquisitions, cut capital expenditures, and pay down debt. Mittal started out in the family steel business in the 1970s, and branched out on his own in 1994, initially buying up steel mills on the cheap in Eastern Europe. His company bought a 19.9 per cent stake in Australia’s Macarthur Coal last year. He also owns pieces of Mumbai’s Indiabulls Group, London’s RAB Capital, and owns stake in, and sits on the board of Goldman Sachs. On top of his company stakes, Mittal also holds substantial cash and owns a 12-bedroom mansion in London’s posh Kensington neighbourhood.

7. Mukesh Ambani Net worth: US$19.5 billion

Ambani oversees Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company by market cap, despite stock falling by 40 per cent in the past year. He is planning to merge his Reliance Petroleum with his flagship Reliance Industries. As part of the deal, he will exercise the right to buy back Chevron’s five per cent stake in Reliance Petroleum at US$1.20 per share—the same price at which he sold it three years ago. Today, the stock trades for US$1.80 a share. Ambani increased his stake in Reliance Industries last October, paying US$3.4 billion to convert 120 million preferential warrants into shares. Reliance Petroleum, a refinery on India’s western coast, began operating in December despite falling global demand and declining margins. Ambani’s late father, Dhirubhai, founded Reliance and built it into a massive conglomerate. After he died, Mukesh and his brother, Anil, ran the family business together for a brief time. But the siblings feuded over control, and their mother eventually brokered a split of the assets. In recent times however, the brothers may be looking to bury the hatchet, playing joint hosts at their mother’s recent 75th-birthday bash. Ambani and his family have moved into a new 27-storey home which he built at a reported cost of US$1 billion. He is an ardent fan of Bollywood films, and his wife, Nita, oversees a school named after his father.

6. Karl Albrecht Net worth: US$21.5 billion

Germany’s richest person, Karl Albrecht owns discount supermarket giant Aldi Sud. The retailer is faring well amid the economic downturn, and analysts expect its 2008 sales to be up by 9.4 per cent to US$33.7 billion. Sales in the U.S. were up an estimated 20 per cent last year to US$7 billion, and the retailer plans to open 75 U.S. stores in 2009, including the first in New York City. With younger brother, Theo, the brothers transformed their mother’s corner grocery store into Aldi after World War II. The brothers split ownership in 1961, and Karl took the stores in southern Germany, plus the rights to the brand in the U.K., Australia and the U.S, while Theo got northern Germany and the rest of Europe. Karl has retired from daily operations and is fiercely private; little is known about him other than that he apparently raises orchids and plays golf.

5. Ingvar Kamprad & family Net worth: US$22 billion

Ingvar Kamprad peddled matches, fish, pens, Christmas cards and other items by bicycle as a teenager. He started selling furniture in 1947 and opened his first Ikea store 50 years ago; the stores’s name being a combination of initials of his first and last name, his family farm and the nearest village. Although he retired in 1986, Kamprad, the company’s “senior advisor”, still reportedly works tirelessly on his brand. The discount furniture retailer now sells 9,500 items in 36 countries, and prints catalogues in 27 languages. Ikea revenues were up by seven per cent to US$27.4 billion in the 2008 fiscal year. Ellison’s three sons all work at the company. But despite his massive fortune, the thrifty entrepreneur flies economy class, frequents cheap restaurants and furnishes his home mostly with Ikea products.

4. Lawrence Ellison Net worth: US$22.5 billion

Database titan, Lawrence Ellison, continues to engulf the competition. His company, Oracle, a major enterprise software company, has racked up 49 acquisitions in the past four years. Ellison bought BEA Systems for US$8.5 billion last year, and is still sitting on US$7 billion in cash. His revenues have gone up 11 per cent to US$10.9 billion in the six months ended November 30 last year, and his profits are also up 11 per cent to US$2.4 billion. However, his stocks have gone down by 25 per cent in the past 12 months. Ellison also invested US$125 million in Web software outfit Netsuite, which he took public in 2007; stock has fallen by 80 per cent since. His shares however are still worth US$300 million. A Chicago native, Ellison studied physics at the University of Chicago, but didn’t graduate. He started Oracle in 1977 and went public 1986, a day before Microsoft.

Ellison owns the 453-foot Rising Sun; a smaller leisure boat than a superyacht. He is squabbling in court with Swiss boating billionaire Ernesto Bertarelli over the terms of the next America’s Cup, and recently unveiled the hulking 90-foot trimaran he intends to use to win it.

3. Carlos Slim Helu & family Net worth: US$35 billion

The economic downturn and plunging peso shaved US$25 billion from the fortune of Latin America’s richest man; the global recession testing his ability to live up to the principles he sets for his employees: “Maintain austerity in times of fat cows.” Son of a Lebanese immigrant, Slim Helu bought fixed line operator Telefonos de Mexico (Telmex) in 1990 and now controls 90 per cent of Mexico’s telephone landlines. He would be a billionaire based on his dividends alone. Slim Helu’s biggest holding is his US$16 billion stake in America Movil, Latin America’s largest mobile phone company with 173 million customers. America Movil and

Telmex are reportedly planning to jointly invest US$4 billion to bolster telecom infrastructure in Latin America. Slim Helu is also buying up cheap media, energy and retail assets, and last year took stakes in New York Times Co., former billionaire Anthony O’Reilly’s Independent News & Media and Bronco Drilling. He also increased his position in Saks. Slim Helu is a baseball statistics enthusiast and art collector.

2. Warren Buffet Net worth: US$37 billion

Last year, America’s most beloved investor was the world’s richest man. This year, he has to settle for second place after losing US$25 billion in 12 months, with shares of his company Berkshire Hathaway down 45 per cent since last March. Buffet injected billions of dollars into Goldman Sachs, GE in exchange for preferred stock last autumn and gave insurance firm Swiss Re a boost in February with a US$2.6 billion infusion.

He admits he made some “dumb” investment mistakes in 2008, and is optimistic about America’s future, saying: “Our economic system has worked extraordinarily well over time. It has unleashed human potential as no other system has, and it will continue to do so.” Buffet also scoffs at Wall Street’s over-reliance on “history-based” models, saying: “If merely looking up past financial data would tell you what the future holds, the Forbes 400 would consist of librarians.” The son of a Nebraska politician who delivered newspapers as a boy, Buffet filed his first tax return at age 13, claiming a US$35 deduction for a bicycle. He studied under value investing guru Benjamin Graham at Columbia University and took over textile firm Berkshire Hathaway in 1965. Today, Berkshire Hathaway is a conglomerate holding company invested in insurance (Geico, General Re), jewellery (Borsheim’s), utilities (MidAmerican Energy), and food (Dairy Queen, See’s Candies). It also has non-controlling stakes in Anheuser-Busch, Coca-Cola and Wells Fargo.

1. William Gates III Net worth: US$40 billion

Software visionary and chairman of software giant Microsoft, Bill Gates regains the title as the world’s richest man, despite losing US$18 billion in the past 12 months.

Gates retired from full-time work at Microsoft last summer to devote his talents and riches to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the largest transparently operated private foundation in the world. His organisation’s assets were US$30 billion in January, and an annual letter praised endowment manager Michael Larson for limiting the company’s losses last year to 20 per cent. Gates decided to increase his philanthropic donations in 2009 to US$3.8 billion, up 15 per cent from 2008. Last September, Microsoft Office veteran Jeffrey Raikes was appointed CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which is dedicated to fighting hunger in developing countries, improving education in America’s high schools and developing vaccines against malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS. While Gates has retired from full-time work with Microsoft, he still remains Microsoft’s chairman. He sells shares each quarter and redeploys proceeds via investment vehicle Cascade, with more than half of the company’s fortune invested outside Microsoft. Microsoft’s stock has gone down by 45 per cent in past 12 months. A “creative capitalist”, Gates wants companies to match profit-making with doing good.

Online Entrepreneurs
Facebook and Youtube are a couple of websites that we use on a daily basis. Everybody uses Mozilla Firefox and knows about Fasthosts. However have you ever wondered about the people who made these sites, programs and internet service providers? A majority of people who use these services don’t know anything about these people. Well, here is a list of top 10 entrepreneurs who became successful while working online. These people range from programmers to website-designers. The list has been prepared according to the net worth of each person.

1. Mark Zuckerberg:

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is an American software developer, computer scientist and philanthropist. He is best known for the creation of the social network known as Facebook, which he co founded with the help of a number of college students when he was in Harvard University. He is currently Facebook’s CEO and president. Zukerberg was born on May 14th, 1984 in White Plains, New York to Karen and Edward. He started using computers when he was in middle school and by the time he joined Harvard, he already had the reputation of a programming prodigy. He did a number of projects like Facemash, program that compared photos of students in their dorm rooms, and on February 4, 2004 he launched Facebook from his Harvard room, on which initially the students shared their personal information like telephone numbers and proximities to friends. The site is now a major social hub for people of all ages. In 2010, Zukerberg was named Times magazine’s Person of the Year. His net worth is estimated at $700 million.

2. Andrew Gower:

Andrew Gower is a British game developer and has co-founded Jagex Ltd with brother Paul Grower and friend Constant Tedder. He is also famous for writing MMORPG (Massively Multiplier Online Role Playing Games) Runescape. Jagex Game Studios, which Gower co-founded, is an online game developer and the company is based in Cambridge in the UK. Jagex is known for the creation of two versions of Runescape games and also for the development of the online games site, Funorb. It is also the owner of the MMO Planetarian. Jagex is a huge company with 400 employees which includes “in house” management and customer support. In 2007, Sunday times listed Andrew Grower and his brother Paul as the 654th richest entrepreneur in the UK. Andrew Grower’s current net worth is $650 million.

3. Chad Hurley:

Chad Meredith Hurley is one of the co-founders and former CEO of the popular video sharing tube site, Youtube. Chad Hurley was born on January 1, 1977 near Birdsboro, Pennsylvania to Don and Joann Hurley. Since childhood he was interested in arts and later, in high school, he developed a liking for computer programming and electronics media. He did his B.A. from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 1999. After graduation, he worked for Penpal, a site that helped people with sending money amongst themselves. When eBay bought Penpal, Chad got a bonus that helped him develop Youtube with fellow co-workers Steve Chen and Jawad Karim. On October 16, 2006 they sold Youtube to Google Inc. for $1.65 billion. Chad Hurley’s current net worth is $300 million.

4. Blake Ross and Dave Hyatt:

Blake Aaron Ross and Dave Hyatt are both American software developers who are known for creating the famous web browser, Mozilla Firefox. Ross was born on June 12, 1985 in Miami, Florida and created his first website at the age of 10. He did high school at Gulliver Preparatory School in 2003 and then enrolled at Stanford University. Hyatt was born on June 28, 1972 and is currently an employee at Apple Inc. Hyatt did his under graduation from Rice University and did his graduation from University of Illinois. While interning at Netscape in the year 2000, 15 year old Ross met Hyatt and both felt disenchanted by the browser he was working on. Netscape had recently been purchased by American online, and Ross and Hyatt were not happy with the new owner’s direction. They both envisioned a web browser that was easy to use and have mass appeal. Thus, Firefox was born from this very idea. Released in November 2004, the browser quickly captured a large chunk of the market’s share and it achieved a staggering 100 million downloads in a year. With a joint net worth of $120 million they are on fourth spot among top online entrepreneurs.

5. Andrew Michael:

Fasthosts is an internet and hosting service provider that is based in England, was founded by Andrew Michael. It was set up as an A-level project by Michael and a friend, Alex Wilding. After completing his A-levels, he decided not to pursue college education and focus on his work with Fasthosts. In 2002, the company was declared the second fastest growing technology company in England. In 2005, the company reported a staggering turnover of £20 million and profits of £5 million. In the year 2006, Michael sold his company to United Internet for £61.5 million. He is currently

working with United Internet. His net worth is $110 million and makes it to the fifth spot.

6. Angelo Sotira:

Angelo Sotira is one of the co-founders of devianArt. devianArt is a web site that helps users showcasing their artwork on the internet. Scott Jarkoff, Mathew Stevens, Angelo Sotira and a few others launched the site on August 7, 2000. It’s headquarters are located in Hollywood area of Los Angeles. As of August 2010, the site has achieved a milestone 14.5 million members and about 100 million submissions. The site had been visited by 36 million visitors by 2006. Angelo Sotira is currently the CEO of deviantArt and has a net worth of $75 million.

7. John Vechey:

John Vechey is one of the co-founders of PopCap Games. PopGames is an American video game developer and publisher hat has produced a few hits since its formation. PopCap currently employs about 200 people and almost all of its games can be played in the form of a free limioted version with the full version costing a fee. The games are developed for popular platforms like Xbox 360, Play Station 3, iPhone, Zeebo and many others. PopCap’s most popular game, Bejeweled has sold more than 50 million copies. The company has won almost 25 industry awards with Bejeweled winning Computer World Hall of Fame status. John Vechey has a net worth of $60 million.

8. Alexander Levin:

Alexander Levin is one of the co-founders of ImageShack. ImageShack is an image hosting site that has been quite successful. Image shack actually generates a bulk of its revenues with the help of advertising related to its free hosting of images. The site debuted in 2003 and since then it has grown quite rapidly. According to Nielson/Netratings, ImageShack is number four when it comes to growth of a web brand.

9. Jake Nickell:

Jake Nickell is one of the founders and current CEO of skinnyCorp and Threadless. Threadless is an online apparel store owned and run by skinnyCorp based in Chicago, Illinois. A few designers upload their designs on the site and voting takes place. A few designs are then selected and sent for printing and sold on an online store. In 2007, the company opened its first retail store. Jake Nickell has behind the company through thick and thin and has a net worth of $50 million.

10. Greg Tseng and Johann Schleier-Smith:

Greg Tseng and Johann Schleier-Smith are the founders of Tagged. Both had been friends since 7th grade and went on to major in physics and mathematics at Harvard University. Tagged is a social networking site founded in 2004 and it is based in San Francisco. It allows users to play games, place tags and suggest new members. As of December 2010, Quancast reported a total tally of 21.1 visits globally. The site has been quite profitable and has competition in the form of Friendster, Bebo and Orkut. Johann Schleier-Smith and Greg Tseng have a joint net worth of $45 million.

Top 10 Entrepreneurs in The World
Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes but one thing that seems to run through all of them like a common vein is their ability to overcome adversity and create something out of nothing.We've all seen and heard of the lifestyles of entrepreneurs and for many of us, the dream of becoming a successful business owner is inspired by those stories. If you have a voice inside of you telling you that you are an entrepreneur stuck in a 9 to 5 existence then perhaps this article will offer you some inspiration or maybe give you the kick up the ass you need to get your act together and put your life on track in 2011. The list of famous entrepreneurs below is just one example of what can be achieved with the right vision, a little bit of luck and a lot of dedication. If you've been asking the question "how do you become an entrepreneur?" here is a little help to get you started. Here is my list of the top 10 entrepreneurs;

1. Lawrence Page – reputed to be worth a staggering $17.5bn – at 37 years old, Larry is the co-founder of Google Inc .

With his parents guidance Lawrence was groomed for success in the IT industry and from the beginning Page was destined to be successful one way or another. But it was his collaboration with his soon to be co-founder, Sergey Brin, whilst studying at Stamford that was the turning point for the young Page. After struggling to hit it off as friends initially the pair started working on a project together that evolved into what we now know to be the Google search engine. Failing to sell the plan as they had wanted to at the outset, the pair were able to bring in enough funding to set up the business themselves and in September 1998 Google Inc opened in Menlo Park, California. The rest as they say was history. I've grouped the next addition together with the previous one as the two seem to go pretty much hand in hand...a pair of web entrepreneurs who have made millions online! 2. Sergey Brin – again reputed to be worth more than $17.5bn – Brin is also the co-founder of Google and high on our list of famous entrepreneurs. Okay, so the Google guys have kicked this list off in good style. Next, we're staying with the entrepreneur online theme but moving into slightly different territory...

Our next entrepreneurs are still part of our online world and possibly more famous than the boys behind Google above! 3. Jeffrey Bezos – estimated to be worth in the region of $12.3bn – Bezos was born to a teenage mother in Albuquerque, New Mexico and later became known as the man who set up Amazon, amongst other things. He is also known for his acute attention to business process details and is described as an executive who wants to know about everything and anything, from contract details to what he is quoted to have said in each Amazon press release. So, from online tradesmen (okay, maybe Bezos is a little more than just that) we move on to someone who is synonymous with the internet as we know it... 4. Bill Gates-Bill - Gates is widely thought of as the World’s richest man and has become in many ways a household name due to his enormous wealth and yet few people know what goes on behind the face of Microsoft. Gates was born in Seattle, Washington on October 28, 1955. He eventually went to Harvard and while there co-wrote Altair BASIC, later to become Microsoft’s first product offering. Now here's one to make you think; Gates is estimated to earn around $250 a second; or $20 million a day give or take. If he were to drop a thousand-dollar bill, he could leave it to lay on the ground and walk on by because in the few seconds it might take to bend

down and pick the bill up, he would already have earned it back in interest. Now, that's what you call a passive income.

Looking for entrepreneur development? Our next two might just inspire you.. The internet has given us quite a few millionaires and billionaires but as we know, riches are made in many different ways. Our next addition is one of those people who seem to have been able to see the future and have made their fortune through forecasting the gains and losses of various businesses over the years. Leaving internet entrepreneurs behind for a while let's take a walk down Wall Street... 5. Warren Buffett - Warren Edward Buffett is known as an American investor, industrialist and philanthropist and is accepted as one of the most accomplished investors around today. Buffett was born in 1930 and it's said that even as a young boy he was aware of money and more importantly how to make it. He bought his first shares when only 11 years old. Later, still in school, he is reported to have invested into a business that his father owned and by the time he had completed his college education, Buffett had acquired today's equivalent of $90,000 plus in savings. Buffett became the world's richest man, kicking Bill Gates from the throne in 2008 with an estimated worth of $62 billion, according to Forbes magazine. Buffet has become something of a philanthropist in later life and our next addition stepped into that role too after his own business success allowed him to. 6. Pierre Omidyar – estimated to be worth in the region of $5.2bn – Pierre came to light as the founder of eBay auction site when he was just 28 years old. In 1998 when eBay later became a public company, Pierre along with his wife co-founded the Omidyar Foundation to support nonprofits which later grew into the Omidyar network a micro financing facility. Omidyar joins our list of famous entrepreneurs as another internet success story. I like Omidyar! From business entrepreneur to social entrepreneur in a few short years!

When you think of a successful brand you tend to think of Coke, Harley Davidson or one or two other big players. The next addition is responsible for what many accept is one, if not the, most successful branding campaigns in modern history and joins our list of successful entrepreneurs in his own outspoken way. Does our next success story have the true characteristics of an entrepreneur? 7. Steve Jobs - Talking of internet success stories let's take a look at Steven Paul Jobs. Jobs is an American business magnate and inventor better known for being the co-founder and CEO of Apple computers. Jobs has an interesting past, previously serving as CEO of Pixar Animation Studios. A lot has been said of Jobs' demanding and aggressive style and Fortune magazine reported that he "is considered one of Silicon Valley's leading egomaniacs". Personality disorders aside, Jobs is considered one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time and in November 2009 was ranked number 57 on Forbes list of The World's Most Powerful People. Okay, now we're down to the last few places in our team of ten and this next entrepreneur is one you would have in your list even if he was rock bottom right now and wasn't making a dime in business. If you need to know how to become an entrepreneur then our next name might just help you. 8. D. Trump- Our next contender is one who is as familiar for his private life as he is his business life and much of this is his own doing. Donald John Trump is an American businessman, entrepreneur success stories, socialite, author and TV celebrity. His company, The Trump Organization, is a US-based real-estate developer and his wealth in the main has come from property with a long list of acquisitions to his name. His father, Fred Trump, was also a wealthy real estate developer so Trump had a head start when it came to making his fortune but despite that he has taken the usual rollercoaster ride of losses and gains over the last few decades. He is known for his distinctive hairstyle and in recent times his catch phrase "You're Fired" through his TV series The Apprentice. In case you missed it, this list is running in the direction of an old boys club. There are many women entrepreneurs out there I know for sure and I intend to write about them in more detail but for now we'll stick with the male boardroom and move on.

Back online for the next kid on the block and this penultimate powerhouse has literally taken the world by storm in recent years. Not a day goes by without talk of him or his company. This new entrepreneur is one who will continue to grow in value for many more years to come. 9. Mark Zuckerberg – today Zuckerberg is reputed to be valued at somewhere close to $4.0bn – At 25 this is pretty good I guess and as Zuckerberg occupies this list as the youngest of our billionaires, I guess this is testament to the power of the internet. If you don't already know, (have you been asleep for the last five years?) Zuckerberg is the founder of Facebook, which launched back in February 2004 and is today recognized as the webs fastest growing social networking site. So, a long list and finally we've arrived at the bottom of it and as the saying goes, we've saved the best while last (in my humble opinion at least). If you're looking for style, innovation, entrepreneurial class and an eye for the unexpected then look no further than our last famous entrepreneur stories. 10. Richard Branson - Bringing up the rear in pretty good style is Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson. Branson is a British businessman, entrepreneur and all round nice guy, recognized as the founder and CEO of the Virgin Group of over 400 companies in recent years. As a child, Branson has dyslexia and is reported to have struggled academically, before discovering his ability to connect with and influence people. in 1984 Branson formed Virgin Atlantic Airways. He also launched Virgin Mobile in 1999 and later Virgin Blue in 2000 in Australia . According to the Sunday Times Rich List his net worth was just over £3 billion in 2009; not too bad for a guy who can't spell. At the end of all that, I have to ask YOU...

Are you still asking the question "how to become an entrepreneur?" or have you convinced yourself that opportunity has been taken away from you and given to someone else? Entrepreneurs get up when they are knocked down and move forward even when their only way appears to be back. Some people believe we are born into wealth and success can only be achieved from a position of prosperity and abundance. Some believe their lot is fixed in life. I believe anyone can become an entrepreneur and take life in the direction they choose. I recently read Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad and after reading it I came to one conclusion; Inside each one of us there is an entrepreneur. Sometimes it just takes a little piece of opportunity to bring him or her to the surface.

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