Warren Buffett & Bill Gates are worth almost $200 BILLION combined and there is no Gucci belt in sight.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Bill Gates life infographic timeline
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Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Sunday, November 5, 2017
Fastest Self-Made Billionaires
Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook and Bill Gates from Microsoft |
- It took Bill Gates from Microsoft twelve years to become a billionaire.
- It took Sergey Brin & Larry Page from Google eight years to become billionaires.
- It took Jeff Bezos from Amazon four and a half years to become a billionaire.
- It took Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook four years to become a billionaire.
- It took Jay Walker from Priceline ONE YEAR to become a billionaire.
“Quick” wealth is not created linearly, but exponentially.
How do they do it?
They all used business leverage:
- Other people’s time
- Other people’s money
- Other people’s talents
- An unfair technological advantage
Sources:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-quickest-way-to-become-wealthy-today
https://thehustle.co/fastest-self-made-billionaires/amp/
https://www.quora.com/profile/Hector-Quintanilla
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Bill Gates is buying as many countries as he could afford
If Bill Gates bought up as many countries as he could afford, what would his empire look like?
According to Bloomberg, the estimated net worth of Bill Gates is around 85.6$ billion, as of June 2016.
Let’s assume a country’s worth is counted by its produced GDP, as there is no real way to know how much a country is really worth - no one’s ever bought a country in recent times with hard cash.
If he would start buying up countries starting with the lowest GDP, it would look something like this:
Data from the International Monetary Fund (2015)
Rank - Country - GDP (Millions of Int$)
156 - Burundi - 7,711
157 - Timor-Leste - 6,570
158 - Bhutan - 6,385
159 - Lesotho - 5,770
160 - Guyana - 5,759
161 - Maldives - 5,191
162 - Barbados - 4,636
163 - Liberia - 3,749
164 - Cabo Verde - 3,423
165 - The Gambia - 3,261
166 - Djibouti - 3,094
167 - Belize - 3,049
168 - Central African Republic - 3,018
169 - Guinea-Bissau - 2,680
170 - Seychelles - 2,417
171 - Antigua and Barbuda - 2,097
172 - St. Lucia - 2,030
173 - San Marino - 1,982
174 - Grenada - 1,401
175 - St. Kitts and Nevis - 1,379
176 - Comoros - 1,214
177 - St. Vincent and the Grenadines - 1,205
178 - Solomon Islands - 1,146
179 - Samoa - 1,000
180 - Dominica - 763
181 - Vanuatu - 685
182 - São Tomé and PrÃncipe - 658
183 - Tonga - 526
184 - Micronesia - 306
185 - Palau - 272
186 - Kiribati - 203
187 - Marshall Islands - 175
188 - Tuvalu - 37
So he would have 33 countries and around 1.8$ Billion left over. Assuming they would actually SELL to him, which they most likely wouldn’t do.
So what do you think he’d do with those 33 countries? Start his own empire and become Emperor Bill? ;)
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How to Think Like Bill Gates
By Daniel Smith
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