The Story of Jeff Bezos

After humble beginnings working in an small Albuquerque McDonald's, Jeff Bezos has worked his way up the ladder of life ending up as the Owner / CEO of Amazon, The Washington Post and Blue Origin. However, such a journey has been far from simple. Jeff Bezos has had to take risks, endure downs, re-try after numerous failures and of course compete with the one and only Elon Musk. The rewards for Jeff Bezos have been incomprehensible, ending 2020 with a net worth of $182 billion dollars. This is, the Full Story of Jeff Bezos.

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[theneedytechie]

He was a princeton engineering graduate, had excellent academics throughout his life. Became the VP of a major hedge fund before 30. Then he started Amazon. He was always brilliant at what he did, let us all live in reality and acknowledge brilliance. He worked at Mcdonalds when he was in high school. This is similar to the false information circulating for years saying that Einstein was bad at Math.

[GaryElGringo]

It's easy to be jealous of Jeff Bezos but after hearing this story, how many of us would have the balls to keep fighting like he did or even take the risks he did?

[maxwillson]

It's really ironic how Amazon warehouses are literally replacing dead malls. It just shows that anything can change. If you told someone this in the late 90s they would have laughed at you.

[andymarion]

Building wealth involve developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most folks tends to shy away from, and it may end up haunting them in the near future. Being successful is the action or steps you take to achieve it..

[SidB]

As much as people dislike him as well as his company for how they treat their employees, I can’t help but respect a guy who was born with an undying sense of ambition in his heart and never quit his grind to make it to the top of the world.

[LostSoulsmusic]

Jesus Christ imagine getting 1% of Amazon for $50, 000 back then

[vvictvr]

Bro you make high ass production videos, you'll get to 1M soon 😁👍

[blackattack]

Is it sad to say it feels so strange to watch a billionaire documentary that isn't painting him to be evil incarnate? This was refreshing.

[ZERO_]

I worked for amazon for 7 years. Met him once, he was actually nice

[ollie]

Literally just finished watching the Elon musk doc an hour or so ago. Excited for this one

[imblack]

"we were so inefficient with our logistics"
Now, amazon is most famous for it's extremely complex logistics network (among other things).

[franklin-pg]

ngl, a morgz documentary would be pretty funny

[nathananderson]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my YouTube channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 922 subs and > 700 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[klebercoutinho]

I'm favoured, Getting my own Truck has always been my Dream for my business. I just acquired 2 recently, earning $32K weekly has been really helpful. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support Charity Organizations. I really appreciate your videos

[skysenpai]

This is one amazing video Sunny. Been watching since 30k and I'm glad to see you have blown up! keep up the great content and I wish you a merry future!

[davidleewarner]

And here I am sitting with several good tech ideas but in an age where everybody has already done it. The power of first-to-market. The man had a brilliant idea in an unsaturated market and he killed it, time after time. Amazing.

[VerlorenMC]

I really appreciate the videos. i can see the hard work and effort you put into it. Studying to see if its a good topic, editing, finding out who they are and much much more. these dont go unnoticed!

[GTForever]

CEO, Entrepreneur. Born in 1964. Jeffrey, Jeffrey Bezos.

[WynnFX]

If you have parents who are able to invest $250, 000 (1994 dollars) in your startup, you have never been broke.

[WealthInsights]

Looks like every rich person started at MCdonald.