mahul
Threads too similar have been posted before but i would like to start this afresh.
What's in common between Steve Jobbs (Apple) , Bill Gates (Microsoft) , Paul Allen (Microsoft) , Henry Ford (Ford Motor Inc.) , Ray Kroc (Macdonalds) , William Durant (General Motor Inc.) , Dhirubhai Ambani (Reliance) , Thomas Alva Edison and Benjamin Franklin????😕
Except the fact that they are/were highly respected, admired, rich, successful
entrepreneurs who started from scratch with almost no money in their pockets and went on to become what we know them to be??
All of them never completed their formal education. They were all college/school dropouts. Guess my parents were wrong after all !!!
HOWZZAT guys??😁
I've something to say here.
Although what you say is true, by 'education' you mean the 'formal education' (i.e. school, college, other courses etc.) Education comes in various forms. The people you've mentioned have had a different type of education - how to spot opportunities, start a business, grow the business etc. You don't have to go to college or school to learn that.
However, things have changed in past decade. Many highly educated people are turning into entrepreneurs and successful businessmen. Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Narayana Murthy, Nandan Nilekeni have completed their college and turned into businessmen. Times have changed.
Guess my parents were wrong after all !!!
Hmm. So, I hope you aren't into engineering because your parents wanted you to be an engineer.
Finally, I would like to say what I have believed in - Degrees have no connection with your success in life.