What does it take to be an ‘Entrepreneur’ or a ‘Finance Magnate’?
Well who is a Finance Magnate?
According to Wikipedia:
A business magnate (or industrialist) refers to an entrepreneur of great influence, importance, or standing in a particular enterprise or field of business.
The term characteristically refers to a wealthy entrepreneur or investor who controls through personal business ownership or dominant shareholdings position; a firm or industry whose goods, products, or services are widely consumed.
Such individuals may also be called czars, moguls, tycoons, taipans, barons, or oligarchs.
A person that springs to mind is Bill Gates;
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is an American software mogul consistently ranked among the top five wealthiest people in the world.
His favourite book is: Business adventures by John Brooks, buy it at Amazon
Picture credit: Simon Davis/DFID
Microsoft founder Bill Gates – co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is currently working on; Support for ending polio and increasing immunizations, among other things.
He is one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the ‘Personal Computer Revolution’ and has been criticized for his business practices as being “Anti-competitive” which has been upheld by quite a few court rulings, but in his later career with the ‘Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’ he has been very philanthropic by donating large amounts of his wealth to various charities and scientific research programs.
According to Wikipedia his bio reads like this:
Born William Henry Gates III
October 28, 1955 (age 59)
Seattle, Washington, US
Residence Medina, Washington, US
Alma mater Harvard University
Occupation Technology Advisor of Microsoft
Co-Chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
CEO of Cascade Investment
Chair of Corbis
Years active 1975–present
Net worth US$78.5 billion (April 2015)
Board member of Microsoft
Berkshire Hathaway
Religion Roman Catholicism
Spouse(s) Melinda Gates (m. 1994)
Children Jennifer Katharine Gates
Rory John Gates
Phoebe Adele Gates
Parent(s) William H. Gates, Sr.
Mary Maxwell Gates
Website: TheGatesNotes.com
The reason for this blog is because someone said to us, that “this is what they expect from this site”, but although we do admire true entrepreneurs like Mr Gates; we think they get enough publicity, however the works that they have done should be and is admired.
There are others like him that from time to time we shall mention; to what ends will be determined by those who aspire to be like them.
Although seeing someone become mega-rich is an inspiration; we like to think that we need to look around us on the ground-level and inspire each other to greatness.
We at ‘Finance Magnate’ believe that there are many Bill Gates right under our noses, but we dismiss them whilst looking at the famous and celebrity types.
You see those who have wealth have the means to invest in the continuation of that wealth and if you research this you will find that most of them do by buying lavish property, spoiling their children, etc.
we cannot wrong them for this as anyone would do the same, but our purpose is to change the effect of wealth concentration has on ordinary people.
What effect does “wealth Concentration” have on those who do not have such influence and will this be a never-ending cycle?
The reason for this site is to help people who would like to live a better life, by investing in themselves; rather than being priced-down by those who are ‘Wealth Concentrationist’, wow my spell-checker is going crazy as I have just invented a new word.
What we are saying is that you are putting your skills and abilities to the benefit of others, when if you put the same amount of effort into yourselves you could be rich like Mr Bill Gates.
The person I spoke about earlier also said “this site is advertising” and yes there are advertisements on here, but they are deliberately not excessive and where aren’t there advertisements nowadays.
We are not forcing you to do anything but consider your own future.
It is not our wish to put all the effort and money that has been put into this website, then to steer our loyal subscribers and members into bad ventures or dodgy companies.
We are in this business to build great relationships with clients that satisfy their needs and nothing has changed the more we get involved with our subscribers and members the more we feel part of their experience.
Good client management is the key to any customer-focussed business; The relationship doesn’t end just because the task is completed, by listening and collaborating with you, we are able to take the next step up the ladder and give you options that you might not have known about.
We contact my clients regularly to see how they’re getting on and whether they need any additional help or support.
We want the work that has been done to benefit our client’s businesses so we are always keen to give support in any area that it is required before, during and after the project is delivered.
We also provide ‘Training Facilities’ to help businesses to understand the back-room and technical processes; so as to use the full functionality of their business/website.
It works; we get a lot of repeat customers with whom we have collaborated and bonded with. We have met and helped some really interesting people along the way.
Every advertisements on this site is there for the benefit of the visitors to this site and I would challenge anyone who has taken our advice and failed in any way; to leave a genuine comment explaining exactly what happened.
There are none, zilch.
On that note we would recommend that you take action, today to become an ‘Entrepreneur’;
You too can do it because others are doing it every day.
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