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    Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard after two years to start Microsoft with Paul Allen. Their first business together, called Traf-O-Data, failed. However, Gates went on to found Microsoft which launched its first version of Windows in 1985 and has since become a global empire, making Gates the richest person in the world. Though Gates' early ideas did not succeed, his later work with Microsoft generated nearly $100 billion in annual revenue, establishing him as a famous and influential businessman, programmer, author, and philanthropist.

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    Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard after two years to start Microsoft with Paul Allen. Their first business together, called Traf-O-Data, failed. However, Gates went on to found Microsoft which launched its first version of Windows in 1985 and has since become a global empire, making Gates the richest person in the world. Though Gates' early ideas did not succeed, his later work with Microsoft generated nearly $100 billion in annual revenue, establishing him as a famous and influential businessman, programmer, author, and philanthropist.

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    Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard after two years to start Microsoft with Paul Allen. Their first business together, called Traf-O-Data, failed. However, Gates went on to found Microsoft which launched its first version of Windows in 1985 and has since become a global empire, making Gates the richest person in the world. Though Gates' early ideas did not succeed, his later work with Microsoft generated nearly $100 billion in annual revenue, establishing him as a famous and influential businessman, programmer, author, and philanthropist.

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    Successful People Who Failed At First

    Inspirational Story
    Bill Gates

    October 28, 1955


    Inspirational Story
    At 13, he enrolled
    in a private school

    Microsoft
    launched its first
    retail version of  Wrote his first
    Microsoft Window software program
    s
     on November 20,
    1985.

    Early
    Life
    Years later, He scored 1590
    Ballmer succeeded out of 1600 on
    Gates as the 
    Microsoft's CEO Scholastic Aptitude
    Tests

    Gates left Harvard


    after two years
    Inspirational Story

    Gates didn’t seem like a shoe-in for success.

    After dropping out of Harvard and starting a failed first business with Microsoft co-
    founder Paul Allen called Traf-O-Data.

    While this early idea didn’t work, Gates’ later work did, creating the global empire
    that is Microsoft.

    Many people know him as richest man in the world

    Today, Microsoft generates nearly $100 billion annually in revenue


    Occupation

    • Business Magnate • Philanthropist

    • Investor • Humanitarian
    • Programmer
    • Author

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