Billionaire'S Falling Life

Competition in the modern world is urging people to move forward, and there are more examples from empty hands to wealth giants.

According to statistics, there are 680 richest people in the world who have made more than $1 billion in assets.

Of course, the process from ordinary to great success will not be smooth sailing. The 10 listed billionaires listed below are examples of successful overcoming frustrations.

5 of them did not finish college, 3 did not go to university at all, and 6 were orphans or adopted.

Can we be inspired by their ups and downs or even dramatic life?

Larry Ellison

Net assets: $28 billion

Born in a single parent family, Allison did nothing until he was 32 years old. He read three universities, did not get a degree diploma, changed more than a dozen companies, and his wife left him. When he started his business, he only had 1200 dollars. But it made Oracle Corp twelve years of sales turnover every year, becoming the second largest software company in the world.

Oracle is also the largest database software company in the world.

Allison unscrupulously ran his wrist and strong or even deceived competition in the market and defeated one after another.

Mitch Garg Siti Arnie

Net assets: $28 billion

At the age of 21, Mitch Garg Siti Arnie lost his parents and his brother. He once drove a taxi and worked as a hotel cleaner after dropping out of college.

With his brother's retail store and his father's legacy, he gradually started the world's retail empire with tens of billions of dollars.

Li Jiacheng

Net assets: $21 billion

Li Jiacheng is a household name in China. The richest man has almost become his business card.

The process of his birth was more difficult. His father died in his early years. In order to support his mother and three siblings, Li Jiacheng was forced to drop out of school and earn a living in society.

Li Jiacheng started with a salesman from a toy manufacturing company. After two years, he founded his own plastic factory by saving $7000 in savings. He named it "Changjiang plastic factory".

From a nothing to a solid wealth Empire, Li Jiacheng's philosophy of doing things and being human is worth learning from.

John Paul DeJoria

De La Ya

Net assets: $4 billion

At the age of 9, he began working part-time to support widows and become homeless.

The two venture has been successful in hairdressing products and tequila market, with a fortune of 700 US dollars and a fortune of 2 billion 500 million dollars.

With $700 as its starting capital, DJO established PaulMitchellSystems, a professional beauty salon product company, and built an industry leader with an income of 900 million US dollars. Subsequently, the Patr N company was founded. After 20 years of operation, the tequila of the low-end liquor category, which was originally a lack of people, was brought into the elegant hall, and in this field a new market segment -- the top tequila was created.

Patr Brown n, the current CEO writer, commented the founder: "he is one of the most prosperous people in the world.

In 1989, who would dare to build the top tequila brand besides him? "

Roman Abaramvich

Net assets: $11 billion 200 million

When he was 4 years old, his parents died as orphans, but later became the richest man in Russia.

He is widely known as the owner of the Premier League Chelsea club, as well as the Russian Aluminum tycoon and the oil magnate. He has also served as governor of the Russian state of Chu goqi Autonomous Prefecture.

Roman's history of fortune began with Russia's superior position under the global energy crisis. At that time, Russia's oil production ranks second in the world and the only non OPEC country that could affect global oil prices. Relying on energy weapons, Russia is striving for more national interests on the international stage.

This resulted in the corresponding by-products, and many Russian oligarchs quickly accumulated huge wealth in this period.

In the process of social change, Roman is ambitious and bold, and has brilliant means and methods, relying on political forces to succeed in speculation, and has achieved his own wealth kingdom.

Leonardo DELL Vic

Net assets: $10 billion 500 million

Because widow could not support 5 children, Vicko grew up in an orphanage, urinating in factories to produce parts for glasses, automobiles and other products.

At the age of 23, he had his own eyeglasses shop, which eventually grew into the largest Luxottica manufacturer in the world.

Steve Jobs

Net assets: $5 billion 500 million

Hemingway wrote in "the old man and the sea" that "a person can be destroyed but can not be overthrown" is exactly the portrayal of Jobs's life.

In 1977, he and Steve.

Watts created the "apple", which triggered a wave of personal computers and changed the era. But it was blocked at the very peak and fell from high building to the bottom.

12 years later, he made a comeback and restarted the second "Steve".

In the era of Jobs, apple became the myth of IT and even multimedia.

Guy Larry Beth

Net assets: $2 billion 500 million

"I used to live in the streets and make every effort to make ends meet," the founder and CEO cover of the Cirque du Soleil at an entrepreneur's annual meeting.

Larry GuyLalibert said, "I have never had any commercial training courses, but I am standing here today, and I have pursued my dream."

Cover.

Larry spent 20 years from street juggling artists to become the president of the Cirque du Soleil, a global cultural company earning $900 million annually. His experience is worth learning for every entrepreneur who has a dream of starting an undertaking.

John Paul DeJoria

De La Ya

Net assets: $4 billion

At the age of 9, he began working part-time to support widows and become homeless.

The two venture has been successful in hairdressing products and tequila market, with a fortune of 700 US dollars and a fortune of 2 billion 500 million dollars.

With $700 as its starting capital, DJO established PaulMitchellSystems, a professional beauty salon product company, and built an industry leader with an income of 900 million US dollars. Subsequently, the Patr N company was founded. After 20 years of operation, the tequila of the low-end liquor category, which was originally a lack of people, was brought into the elegant hall, and in this field a new market segment -- the top tequila was created.

Patr Brown n, the current CEO writer, commented the founder: "he is one of the most prosperous people in the world.

In 1989, who would dare to build the top tequila brand besides him? "

Roman Abaramvich

Net assets: $11 billion 200 million

When he was 4 years old, his parents died as orphans, but later became the richest man in Russia.

He is widely known as the owner of the Premier League Chelsea club, as well as the Russian Aluminum tycoon and the oil magnate. He has also served as governor of the Russian state of Chu goqi Autonomous Prefecture.

Roman's history of fortune began with Russia's superior position under the global energy crisis. At that time, Russia's oil production ranks second in the world and the only non OPEC country that could affect global oil prices. Relying on energy weapons, Russia is striving for more national interests on the international stage.

This resulted in the corresponding by-products, and many Russian oligarchs quickly accumulated huge wealth in this period.

In the process of social change, Roman is ambitious and bold, and has brilliant means and methods, relying on political forces to succeed in speculation, and has achieved his own wealth kingdom.

Leonardo DELL Vic

Net assets: $10 billion 500 million

Because widow could not support 5 children, Vicko grew up in an orphanage, urinating in factories to produce parts for glasses, automobiles and other products.

At the age of 23, he had his own eyeglasses shop, which eventually grew into the largest Luxottica manufacturer in the world.

Steve Jobs

Net assets: $5 billion 500 million

Hemingway wrote in "the old man and the sea" that "a person can be destroyed but can not be overthrown" is exactly the portrayal of Jobs's life.

In 1977, he and Steve.

Watts created the "apple", which triggered a wave of personal computers and changed the era. But it was blocked at the very peak and fell from high building to the bottom.

12 years later, he made a comeback and restarted the second "Steve".

In the era of Jobs, apple became the myth of IT and even multimedia.

Guy Larry Beth

Net assets: $2 billion 500 million

"I used to live in the streets and make every effort to make ends meet," the founder and CEO cover of the Cirque du Soleil at an entrepreneur's annual meeting.

Larry GuyLalibert said, "I have never had any commercial training courses, but I am standing here today, and I have pursued my dream."

Cover.

Larry spent 20 years from street juggling artists to become the president of the Cirque du Soleil, a global cultural company earning $900 million annually. His experience is worth learning for every entrepreneur who has a dream of starting an undertaking.