Blog : 6 Inspirational Stories Of The Divorce Of Big Entrepreneurs

A person who understands the true importance of success also knows the important flaw. Discover the great entrepreneurs who have overcome defeat and triumphed. It is an obstacle in the long run of the entrepreneur and must be overcome to be successful, but we must forget that what really matters is how it responds and learns to come from the dying. So next, we tell you the stories of these six unsuccessful entrepreneurs, and that can serve as an example for them.

1. Steve Jobs: 'Icon of Apple He was raised by his own company, the same, that he was a massive emperor before the board decided to kick him out. He founded a new company called NeXT, which was later expected by the company of the block, and made his return, expanding the company's image reaching a more distant point.

2. Arianna Huffington: It is certainly one of the most important names in online publications, but not everything was nice to this entrepreneur, as it was rejected by 36 editors before the creation of the Clarkson Empire. That's right before you create the innovative information platform, the second book by Huffington. It was rejected three times before it was published.

3. Bill Gates: Today, he is one of the richest men in the world, but he did not immediately earn his fortune, nor was he liberated to see his first company (Traf-O-Data) collapse. Paying attention to the processing and analysis of various recording stages, Gates ' first entrepreneurial spirit was a complete failure.

4. George Steinbrenner: This sports business made many mistakes before converting the Yankees into one of the most profitable teams in Major League Baseball. In 1960, he played a small basketball team called the Cleveland Pipers, which led to bankruptcy; and his losing streak seems to be coming to him in the three decades that followed, but he reached six world races from 1996 to 2003, and today the team is a benchmark for this sport.

5. Walt Disney Disney was broken for the same reason that it would later be praised and remembered his creativity although he was introduced as one of the most creative geniuses of the 20th century, he was fired from a newspaper because he was not creative, but that was not all, his first animation company Laugh-O-Gram Films did not thrive and was desperate and without money.

6. Milton Hershey: Life wasn't so sweet with this dollop of chocolate. Before Hershey, he founded three candy companies after working out of a printing business, but he destroyed these three businesses until one last attempt was made and is currently one of the most famous names in the chocolate industry.