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Out of office: meet the entrepreneurs with extreme wanderlust
In the modern workplace remote working is becoming more common, powered in part by the advances in technology that mean you don’t have to be in the office to do business.
By Lisa Johns6 years ago in Journal
The Business of Business
It should be known that every big business started out as a small business. IBM. Microsoft. Apple. Amazon. Facebook. All of these enterprises saw a visionary spearhead his way onto the global stage from more modest beginnings. Especially the last company.
By Skyler Saunders6 years ago in Journal
Top 50 Young Billionaires Under 45 In 2020
50. Kylie Jenner The youngest billionaire on the 2019 billionaire list, Kylie Jenner is a self-made billionaire who started selling lip kits for just $29 in 2015.
By Vidello Productions6 years ago in Journal
Matthias Schmelz — Biography
Matthias Schmelz has made his fortune in direct sales, although his career began in civil construction. Working for his father’s company, Bauunternehmung Augustin Schmelz, it did not take long for this adventurous and inquisitive traveller, who speaks three languages fluently, to see that he was destined for great things.
By Matthias schmelz6 years ago in Journal
5 Qualities of Mark Zuckerberg that has Made Him a True Leader
Mark Zuckerberg was termed as a teenage prodigy ever since he burst onto the IT scene with Facebook, and the rest is history. His empire has since increased substantially with Instagram and WhatsApp to his kitty, making him one of the most influential figures in the tech world.
By TaskQue6 years ago in Journal
7 Richest Kids in Nigeria (Photos).
Talk about young money. Do you remember the phrase, being born with a silver spoon? Apparently, it's real. Apparently, there are some people in this world who actually come out of the womb already set for the rest of their life. Can you believe that?
By Jide Okonjo6 years ago in Journal
10 Expensive Things Owned By Billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed
10. Barrow Green Court Built in the early-17th century, with mid-18th century alterations and 20th-century extensions, Barrow Green Court Estate is the main home of Mohamed Al Fayed.
By Vidello Productions6 years ago in Journal
10 Richest Billionaire With No College Degree
Education is said to be one of the most important aspects of our life. We are propelled to school from the age of 4 at least. And then College for graduation. The main reason we’re sent to school is to make us a doctor or engineer or to get a job. But how can you say that without education you’re nothing when the world is changed by some of the entrepreneurs who didn’t even have a college degree.
By Be Saif6 years ago in Journal
Saygin Yalcin Owns These 10 Insanely Expensive Beautiful Things
💰 Who is Saygin Yalcin? Saygin is a self-made millionaire turned billionaire, known for founding SellAnyCar.com and being a prominent figure in the Dubai tech and business scene. His story is one of ambition, hustle, and high-end success.
By Vidello Productions6 years ago in Journal
Influencers are too predictable. Top Story - January 2020.
It took 10 years for Lady Gaga to get her feet off the ground, but when it did, she had it all. The charisma, the talent, the branding. Then it took her 10 years to find a near nemesis. In my unpopular opinion, a great example of this is the way Ava Max - a near Gaga copy cat- has followed a fast route to fame. If you just look at the similarities in the music, the blonde hair and “monster” branding. It’s almost as if Ava Max is taking direct inspiration from Gaga’s career and implementing it into her own to gain notoriety. Sadly enough, it’s working.
By jade darmawangsa6 years ago in Journal
The Landon Legacy
SEPTEMBER 24, 2015 June was when I first found out about the 40th anniversary reunion of the “Little House” television series cast in Walnut Grove, Minnesota. That was when the idea was first tossed around the office about me going, yet I had not yet hit the panic button. You see, I never thought it would be possible to go. I never thought I would get tickets, not at that short of notice, let alone get a hotel. It is hard enough for an able bodied person, I told myself, let alone me who needs certain things. There’s something about me that many of you probably don’t know yet … I don’t keep it a secret - I just don’t feel it’s important to my writing necessarily, so I don’t always mention it. I am disabled. I have cerebral palsy. I’m not mentally disabled in any way; I am just not able to walk. I have personal assistants who help me during the day, but I do live on my own. I am independent in that way. Going on a trip is possible with the help from my personal care attendants, so that is the number one hurdle - finding the attendant that could go with me. Some of my assistants have children, some have other jobs, so a lot of times my other option is to turn to my family; so it was in this case after all. I talked to my mother, who is also one of my assistants, she said, “Yes, of course,” and then I hit the panic button!
By Amy Falk6 years ago in Journal
12 Expensive Things Owned By Billionaire Michael Bloomberg
12 - London Mansion $25 Million dollars is what Michael Bloomberg spent to buy his amazing mansion in one of London's richest borough's, Chelsea.
By Vidello Productions6 years ago in Journal