Success Story: Know about the owner of a giant company worth Rs 300 lakh crore without taking leave – ..
Today this veteran businessman’s company is the world’s largest IT company. Its market value is 3.18 trillion dollars which is more than 300 lakh crores in Indian rupees.
To achieve a high position in life a person has to work hard. Be it job or business. A lot of blood and sweat has to be shed in the start-up period of a business. Successful people all over the world have followed this basic mantra of success. You will be surprised to know that the person who topped the list of the world’s richest people continued to work for many years focusing on his business. Meanwhile, he worked even on weekends, leave alone holidays. This billionaire businessman is none other than Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. When Bill Gates founded Microsoft with Paul Allen, he may have taken a break.
Bill Gates’ company Microsoft
Today it is the world’s leading IT firm. 3.18 trillion dollars. Which is more than 300 lakh crores in Indian rupees. Apart from being a successful businessman, Bill Gates is also known for his charitable and social work.
learned a big lesson at a young age
Speaking at North Arizona University in America, Bill Gates said that when I was your age, I did not believe in holidays. I used to work even on weekends. I also inspired people around me to work longer hours. “Every day I would look at the Microsoft parking lot to see who was leaving early and who was staying late,” he said. Bill Gates said, “If you lack knowledge, you are not lazy, but understand that it took me a long time to learn.”
How to deal with problems?
Bill Gates believes that when you start solving problems, ask yourself two questions: Who has tackled this problem well? And what can we learn from them? “Since I was 15-16 years old, I have approached every big new problem the same way, starting with two questions,” Gates wrote in a 2020 blog post. I used this technique at Microsoft, and I still use it today. Bill Gates said that Warren Buffett, the world’s leading investor, taught him to manage time effectively.
