“My good ideas are shy. But if they see that I treat the stupid ideas with respect, they come forward.”―Gail Carson Levine
RICHARD BRANSON
While Sir Richard Branson struggled with dyslexia in 1950, few, besides his adoring mother, could have imagined the heights he would achieve in the entrepreneurial world. He is arguably the World’s Most Interesting Man. His reported net worth is around the $4 billion mark from building an empire called Virgin Group. Virgin Group spans many industries and includes over 200 businesses. He also left his mark on the world by tackling a handful of bold feats. In 1987, he broke a world record by crossing the Atlantic in a hot-air balloon. A year later, he drove a military tank through Times Square. Throughout all his success, Sir Richard played a vital part in global philanthropy with Nelson Mandela. He’s also the author of six books and finds time to surf, kite, and play tennis with his family.
A key to his success is revealed in the advice he gives the mo…