Great entrepreneurs and business magnates often show propensity for making profit early on in life: at age 13 Andrew Carnegie changed spools of thread in a cotton mill six days a week, Jack Welch delivered papers and worked as a caddy; and Warren Buffet sold gum, soda and magazines door to door when he was a boy.
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Forbes - 21 Nov 2014 23:13
Great entrepreneurs and business magnates often show propensity for making profit early on in life: at age 13 Andrew Carnegie changed spools of thread in a cotton mill six days a week, Jack Welch delivered papers and worked as a caddy; and Warren Buffet sold gum, soda and magazines door to door when he was a boy.
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