Bill Gates and Warren Buffett had rich parents

Tai Lopez talks about Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.

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[BeastIntro]

Most of them start from a garage attached to a million dollar house

[MythsScamsLies]

Actually, Bill Gates's mother is the critical element in his success. She was a very successful business woman and community booster in Seattle and was the president of the local United Way. Through that organization, she knew the national president of the United Way, who just happened to be the CEO or some similar executive in IBM. Through her, Bill was able to sell his first operating system to IBM.

[noahstern]

Connections are important but that first 100k is very important

[dancgreen]

They always leave out the parents money or socioeconomic status of the so called business geniuses

[AFRIKTODAY]

Warren Buffett's " father" was a stockbroker and later a powerful and influential conservative senator. Grand'pa was a store owner.

[shanebaker]

It’s not what you know it’s who you know.

[dawidczerniak]

Elon Musks father had an emerald mine in South Africa

[carter]

These people promote themselves as "self-made men" but the tuth is their parents were rich to begin with, which enabled their kids to become richer. Contacts are important, but without their parents going them the seed money, they would never have been able to make a cent.

[gorillabuilds]

Facts…it’s not what you know but WHO you know.

[rclddbv]

Bill Gates went to a well-endowed school that had the first computer tech. Bill Gates attended Lakeside School in Seattle, Washington, and it was indeed different from most schools at the time, especially regarding access to technology. In the late 1960s, Lakeside became one of the first schools in the U.S. to have access to a computer terminal, which was connected to a mainframe computer at General Electric. This was a rare opportunity, as very few schools or individuals had access to computers in those days.

[ka]

and this why celebrities like Sting and Phil Collins and Jeff Goldbloom know they dont have to leave their kids anything when they die and the kids will still have a comfortable life

[shaunbanner]

Almost every so called self made person I've read about i know had a big helping hand in one way or another getting started...! very few are truly actual rags to riches stories

[johnpowell]

Absolutely. I was a caterpillar construction equipment salesman because my Dad was the vice president of a company that was in the rock quarry business. And a lot of the salesmen were nepo babies

[StevenHaggett-zl]

Don't judge your life off others.

[christopherstmarin]

Dads give something more valuable than money. Yes contacts are key. But without the knowledge the base knowledge and the enthusiasm to learn more it’s useless. That’s dad’s most powerful lesson.

[stevenbartlett]

Warren Buffetts grandfather was not a judge . He owned a small grocery store

[reuvanmosheyev]

It is true. The contacts are very powerful and important, but if you do nothing with them, they will not benefit you.

[cizzle]

You start to see how its not just hard work thst gained them control of our society...

[Johnsmith]

Neither of Buffett’s grandfathers were judges. The pic shown when he talks about this is his father who was a stockbroker.