Comments on: Billionaire Dropouts. http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/ Finally, a Funny Money Blog! Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:01:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Lebo http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3952 Lebo Thu, 27 Dec 2007 14:02:31 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3952 Schooling is unnecessary,in my opinion here is my description of our school. the school is adolf hitler,the teachers are NAZI members.the "A" STUNDENT are THE NAZI MEMBERS 'S KIDS,and those who are not "A"stundent or those who don't learn the way our educational system wants them to learn are the JEWS,AND FINALLY THE ACADEMICS THE SO CALLED "EDUCATION" IS NOTHING BUT CHILDREN 'S GENIUSES 'S HELLACAUST .THIS IS ZERO LONGER INDUSTRIAL AGE,SHADOW AGE.THIS IS INFORMATION AGE,REVELATION AGE Schooling is unnecessary,in my opinion here is my description of our school. the school is adolf hitler,the teachers are NAZI members.the “A” STUNDENT are THE NAZI MEMBERS ‘S KIDS,and those who are not “A”stundent or those who don’t learn the way our educational system wants them to learn are the JEWS,AND FINALLY THE ACADEMICS THE SO CALLED “EDUCATION” IS NOTHING BUT CHILDREN ‘S GENIUSES ‘S HELLACAUST .THIS IS ZERO LONGER INDUSTRIAL AGE,SHADOW AGE.THIS IS INFORMATION AGE,REVELATION AGE

]]> By: Charles Tshwane http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3951 Charles Tshwane Thu, 27 Dec 2007 13:52:28 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3951 I am also a droupout from University of South Africa, 21 years not rich but i am getting there. Guys don't be shy or scared, it's possible u just neet the guts and courage, strong conviction, the killer instics of the jew, that's it I am also a droupout from University of South Africa, 21 years not rich but i am getting there. Guys don’t be shy or scared, it’s possible u just neet the guts and courage, strong conviction, the killer instics of the jew, that’s it

]]> By: Fred http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3406 Fred Sun, 18 Nov 2007 10:08:41 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3406 Says it all really. I was Valedictorian in high school with a 4.000 GPA, then went on to study Computer Science at University. I also now hold a second degree in Biological Sciences, and that is with top first class honours as well. I'm now 38 years old and what is my job? I do manual labour on a farm, part-time for minimum wage. Before that I was a security guard on a building site also for minimum wage. Nobody in academia or science will employ me, it seems that I'm "over qualified". What a waste. Maybe I should have dropped out like all these other people did..... Says it all really. I was Valedictorian in high school with a 4.000 GPA, then went on to study Computer Science at University. I also now hold a second degree in Biological Sciences, and that is with top first class honours as well. I’m now 38 years old and what is my job?

I do manual labour on a farm, part-time for minimum wage. Before that I was a security guard on a building site also for minimum wage. Nobody in academia or science will employ me, it seems that I’m “over qualified”.

What a waste. Maybe I should have dropped out like all these other people did…..

]]> By: The Creation Of Sheeple By Public Education | Mind Control Techniques, Covert Hypnosis, and Persuasion http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3356 The Creation Of Sheeple By Public Education | Mind Control Techniques, Covert Hypnosis, and Persuasion Thu, 15 Nov 2007 07:47:16 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3356 [...] College destroys the most productive and entrepreneurial years of a persons life. The original point of college was not to teach someone about underwater basket weaving. It was originally intended to train individuals to think outside of the box and to lead. Now students must spend hours studying topics that they will never use in real life, just to pass their classes. Students are also given schedules that allow for very little free time aside from class and studying. Once again the excuse is used that students become mischievous and troublesome when given too much free time. The consequences of keeping intelligent and motivated people out of the real world is that revolutionary new ideas are kept hidden within the university. So is it any coincidence that a vast number of billionaires were college dropouts? [...] [...] College destroys the most productive and entrepreneurial years of a persons life. The original point of college was not to teach someone about underwater basket weaving. It was originally intended to train individuals to think outside of the box and to lead. Now students must spend hours studying topics that they will never use in real life, just to pass their classes. Students are also given schedules that allow for very little free time aside from class and studying. Once again the excuse is used that students become mischievous and troublesome when given too much free time. The consequences of keeping intelligent and motivated people out of the real world is that revolutionary new ideas are kept hidden within the university. So is it any coincidence that a vast number of billionaires were college dropouts? [...]

]]> By: John Bingham http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3129 John Bingham Mon, 05 Nov 2007 20:15:13 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-3129 U.S.A. is falling behind many other countries in the graduation of engineers (especially engineers who are citizens of U.S.A). Why? Could there be a relationship between the opportunity to have financially successful careers without formal education, or with formal education in many other less disciplined areas such as political science, business etc. ? Should we find a way to attract more students into engineering? How? U.S.A. is falling behind many other countries in the graduation of engineers (especially engineers who are citizens of U.S.A). Why? Could there be a relationship between the opportunity to have financially successful careers without formal education, or with formal education in many other less disciplined areas such as political science, business etc. ? Should we find a way to attract more students into engineering? How?

]]> By: deelite http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2772 deelite Sun, 21 Oct 2007 20:01:34 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2772 Most of these "billionaires" are actually fronts for the so called "old money" of 19th century Germany. Read history to learn more. It's not really their money they made - like J.P. Morgan, about 15% of his listed wealth was actually his. Not that it makes much difference to them, but.. stay in the college. Most of these “billionaires” are actually fronts for the so called “old money” of 19th century Germany. Read history to learn more. It’s not really their money they made - like J.P. Morgan, about 15% of his listed wealth was actually his.
Not that it makes much difference to them, but.. stay in the college.

]]> By: Paul http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2377 Paul Wed, 26 Sep 2007 15:13:36 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2377 you should put a little comment story with picture about newly built billioanire Robert Rosner, take a look at the wiki billionaires lists you will see him, he is getting real famous... you should put a little comment story with picture about newly built billioanire Robert Rosner, take a look at the wiki billionaires lists you will see him, he is getting real famous…

]]> By: Billionaire Strategies http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2369 Billionaire Strategies Tue, 25 Sep 2007 23:05:12 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2369 I never knew Ralph Lauren was a billionaire. This must explain why he's on the cover of two magazines this week. I never knew Ralph Lauren was a billionaire. This must explain why he’s on the cover of two magazines this week.

]]> By: “Low paid? Then you’re not interesting.” « Eternal Bachelor http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2104 “Low paid? Then you’re not interesting.” « Eternal Bachelor Wed, 29 Aug 2007 23:26:27 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-2104 [...] But then again, not having degrees didn’t hurt any of these guys did it? [...] [...] But then again, not having degrees didn’t hurt any of these guys did it? [...]

]]> By: vinz http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-1492 vinz Sat, 03 Feb 2007 17:58:54 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-1492 Oops, grabbed Safra by mistake when I didn't mean to. I tried not to post anyone I don't know about through personal research. Sticky copykey. Oops, grabbed Safra by mistake when I didn’t mean to. I tried not to post anyone I don’t know about through personal research. Sticky copykey.

]]> By: vinz http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-1491 vinz Sat, 03 Feb 2007 17:51:44 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-1491 As an addendum to this list, click my name for one. A list of famous and infamous high school dropouts. Though just names, you can always google for more information about each, I suppose...but one is exceptionally important to remember, ESPECIALLY if you've ever had any sort of lethal or previously terminal illness in your life, EVER. Aaaand this would be...: Anton van Leeuwenhoek....Dutch microscope maker; world's first microbiologist; discoverer of bacteria, blood cells, and sperm cells). Billionaire? No, but possibly far more important, especially to the octagenarians that made the list. Other noteworthy examples: Marcus Loew........self-made multimillionaire American businessman; early Hollywood pioneer; founder of the "Loews" movie- theater chain; co-founder of "MGM" studios (elementary school dropout). Mary Lyon.........American women's education pioneer; early American teacher; founder of Mount Holyoke College (America's first women's college). Brooke Astor........wealthy American socialite-philanthropist-author; Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient John Jacob Astor......self-made multimillionaire German-born early American businesssman; America's first multimillionaire. Agatha Christie......best-selling British author; bestowed the rank of Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the year 1971 (United Kingdom: Dame Agatha Christie) (no formal education; home schooling/life experience; studied singing and piano at age 16). Thomas Edison.......self-made multimillionaire American inventor; electrical power usage pioneer; filmmaker; Congressional Gold Medal recipient; knighted (France: first bestowed the rank of Chevalier [Knight], then later upgraded to Officer, then Commander; Commander [or Cmdr.] Thomas Edison) (elementary school dropout). (mostly posted because I'm sure most even moderately familiar with him didn't know he was knighted.) Benjamin Franklin....American politician-diplomat-author-printer-publisher-scientist-inventor; co-author and co-signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence; one of the founders of The United States of America; face is pictured on the U.S. one-hundred dollar bill (little formal education [less than two years]; home schooling/life experience). Harry Houdini.....magician; escape artist; paranormal investigator; Hungarian-born American author. Soichiro Honda......self-made multimillionaire Japaneses businessman; motorcycle industry pioneer; founder of the Honda Motor Company. H.L. Hunt........self-made billionaire American oil industrialist (elementary school dropout). John Paul Jones.....Scottish-born American Revolutionary War U.S. navy commander; famous quote: "I have not yet begun to fight." (little formal education; home schooling/life experience; went to sea in his youth.) Florence Melton.....American inventor-businesswoman- philanthropist; inventor of the foam-lined slipper and removable shoulder pad. Herman Melville....best-selling American author (Moby Dick, etc.). Sam Phillips.......rock-and-roll music industry pioneer; founder of Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee in 1952; music producer- talent scout credited with discovering Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, etc; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee; American author. George Washington....1st U.S. President; former general; Chairman of the Constitutional Convention; U.S. nickname: "The Father of Our Country"; face is pictured on the U.S. one dollar bill and twenty-five cent coin (quarter) (no formal education; home schooling/life experience; went to sea in his youth). And here's two other billionaires for the list. Kjell Inge Rokke.....self-made billionaire Norwegian businessman. Edmond Safra.......Lebanese-born billionaire banker-philanthropist. John D. Rockefeller Sr.....self-made billionaire American businessman-philanthropist; co-founder of "The Standard Oil Company"; history's first recorded billionaire (dropped out of high school two months before graduation; took business courses for ten weeks at Folsom Mercantile College [a chain business school]). And a little something for the leftists in the crowd too. :Þ Kaba Gandhi.......father of Indian political leader Mohandas "Mathatma" Gandhi (no formal education; home schooling/life experience). Karasandas Gandhi.....older brother of Indian political leader Matahma Gandhi (left school when he and his brother were married to girls in arranged marriages; his brother, the future political leader returned to school a year later at age 14). Mohandas "Mathatma" Gandhi....Indian political and spirital leader (left school at age 13 when he got married to a girl, also 13, in a marriage arranged by his parents, as was the custom; later returned and finished high school and went on to receive a university education. As an addendum to this list, click my name for one. A list of famous and infamous high school dropouts. Though just names, you can always google for more information about each, I suppose…but one is exceptionally important to remember, ESPECIALLY if you’ve ever had any sort of lethal or previously terminal illness in your life, EVER. Aaaand this would be…:
Anton van Leeuwenhoek….Dutch microscope maker; world’s first microbiologist; discoverer of bacteria, blood cells, and sperm cells).
Billionaire? No, but possibly far more important, especially to the octagenarians that made the list.

Other noteworthy examples:
Marcus Loew……..self-made multimillionaire American businessman; early Hollywood pioneer; founder of the “Loews” movie- theater chain; co-founder of “MGM” studios (elementary school dropout).
Mary Lyon………American women’s education pioneer; early American teacher; founder of Mount Holyoke College (America’s first women’s college).
Brooke Astor……..wealthy American socialite-philanthropist-author; Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
John Jacob Astor……self-made multimillionaire German-born early American businesssman; America’s first multimillionaire.
Agatha Christie……best-selling British author; bestowed the rank of Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the year 1971 (United Kingdom: Dame Agatha Christie) (no formal education; home schooling/life experience; studied singing and piano at age 16).
Thomas Edison…….self-made multimillionaire American inventor; electrical power usage pioneer; filmmaker; Congressional Gold Medal recipient; knighted (France: first bestowed the rank of Chevalier [Knight], then later upgraded to Officer, then Commander; Commander [or Cmdr.] Thomas Edison) (elementary school dropout).
(mostly posted because I’m sure most even moderately familiar with him didn’t know he was knighted.)
Benjamin Franklin….American politician-diplomat-author-printer-publisher-scientist-inventor; co-author and co-signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence; one of the founders of The United States of America; face is pictured on the U.S. one-hundred dollar bill (little formal education [less than two years]; home schooling/life experience).
Harry Houdini…..magician; escape artist; paranormal investigator; Hungarian-born American author.
Soichiro Honda……self-made multimillionaire Japaneses businessman; motorcycle industry pioneer; founder of the Honda Motor Company.
H.L. Hunt……..self-made billionaire American oil industrialist (elementary school dropout).
John Paul Jones…..Scottish-born American Revolutionary War U.S. navy commander; famous quote: “I have not yet begun to fight.” (little formal education; home schooling/life experience; went to sea in his youth.)
Florence Melton…..American inventor-businesswoman- philanthropist; inventor of the foam-lined slipper and removable shoulder pad.
Herman Melville….best-selling American author (Moby Dick, etc.).
Sam Phillips…….rock-and-roll music industry pioneer; founder of Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee in 1952; music producer- talent scout credited with discovering Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, etc; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee; American author.
George Washington….1st U.S. President; former general; Chairman of the Constitutional Convention; U.S. nickname: “The Father of Our Country”; face is pictured on the U.S. one dollar bill and twenty-five cent coin (quarter) (no formal education; home schooling/life experience; went to sea in his youth).

And here’s two other billionaires for the list.
Kjell Inge Rokke…..self-made billionaire Norwegian businessman.
Edmond Safra…….Lebanese-born billionaire banker-philanthropist.
John D. Rockefeller Sr…..self-made billionaire American businessman-philanthropist; co-founder of “The Standard Oil Company”; history’s first recorded billionaire (dropped out of high school two months before graduation; took business courses for ten weeks at Folsom Mercantile College [a chain business school]).
And a little something for the leftists in the crowd too. :Þ

Kaba Gandhi…….father of Indian political leader Mohandas “Mathatma” Gandhi (no formal education; home schooling/life experience).
Karasandas Gandhi…..older brother of Indian political leader Matahma Gandhi (left school when he and his brother were married to girls in arranged marriages; his brother, the future political leader returned to school a year later at age 14).
Mohandas “Mathatma” Gandhi….Indian political and spirital leader (left school at age 13 when he got married to a girl, also 13, in a marriage arranged by his parents, as was the custom; later returned and finished high school and went on to receive a university education.

]]> By: m http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-680 m Sat, 23 Dec 2006 01:58:16 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-680 Gates didn't drop out of Harvard, he was kicked out, for the same sleaziness that made him a billionaire in industry. Course, things have come full circle now: he donated a lot of cash to Harvard for a new computer science buidling (in which I used to work) and then they gave him an honarary degree. Just goes to show that a Harvard degree isn't one of those things that money can't buy. Gates didn’t drop out of Harvard, he was kicked out, for the same sleaziness that made him a billionaire in industry. Course, things have come full circle now: he donated a lot of cash to Harvard for a new computer science buidling (in which I used to work) and then they gave him an honarary degree. Just goes to show that a Harvard degree isn’t one of those things that money can’t buy.

]]> By: Davinxi » Archivo del weblog » Tener exito sin ir a la escuela http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-523 Davinxi » Archivo del weblog » Tener exito sin ir a la escuela Mon, 20 Nov 2006 14:25:59 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-523 [...] Navegando encontré esta web en Ingles donde mencionaban a gente que sin ir a la escuela, han tenido gran éxito en la vida, como estos tres hombres: [...] [...] Navegando encontré esta web en Ingles donde mencionaban a gente que sin ir a la escuela, han tenido gran éxito en la vida, como estos tres hombres: [...]

]]> By: nuzzaci links for 2006-11-11 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-478 nuzzaci links for 2006-11-11 Sat, 11 Nov 2006 19:16:56 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-478 [...] Billionaire Dropouts. “Is school necessary for success? These self-made billionaires listed below seem to suggest that talent, attitude, hard work, and lots of luck seem to be the vital ingredients of success - not college (or even high school) degrees.” [...] [...] Billionaire Dropouts. “Is school necessary for success? These self-made billionaires listed below seem to suggest that talent, attitude, hard work, and lots of luck seem to be the vital ingredients of success - not college (or even high school) degrees.” [...]

]]> By: AnLiz http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-296 AnLiz Tue, 07 Nov 2006 10:18:31 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-296 Some would say that it gives hope to some of us. Ok, but as aApe does, I notice that there is no exemple of self-made women. Not weird, but too bad would I say. We just need to look for those women and mention them : they surely exist. Some would say that it gives hope to some of us. Ok, but as aApe does, I notice that there is no exemple of self-made women. Not weird, but too bad would I say. We just need to look for those women and mention them : they surely exist.

]]> By: IKI NIKI .org » Blog Archive » Is there any billionaire who actually did not drop out from school? http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-260 IKI NIKI .org » Blog Archive » Is there any billionaire who actually did not drop out from school? Tue, 24 Oct 2006 08:42:33 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-260 [...] Just read this, and if you are studying, drop out, maybe you get lucky. [...] [...] Just read this, and if you are studying, drop out, maybe you get lucky. [...]

]]> By: On being a dropout « Simply Wired http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-200 On being a dropout « Simply Wired Fri, 13 Oct 2006 03:31:52 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-200 [...] Well, do we need school to succeed? See the billionaires in this blog who dropped out from school. These people are of course exception to the rule. They’ve pictured their success early on without the need for finishing school. [...] [...] Well, do we need school to succeed? See the billionaires in this blog who dropped out from school. These people are of course exception to the rule. They’ve pictured their success early on without the need for finishing school. [...]

]]> By: Mitza http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-198 Mitza Thu, 12 Oct 2006 20:21:51 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-198 I just follow their way. I just follow their way.

]]> By: Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? Talento, actitud, trabajo duro y algo de suerte « Un sin Fin de Posibilidades http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-197 Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? Talento, actitud, trabajo duro y algo de suerte « Un sin Fin de Posibilidades Thu, 12 Oct 2006 17:13:03 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-197 [...] Artículo original: Pennylicious Traducción: Regioblogs [...] [...] Artículo original: Pennylicious Traducción: Regioblogs [...]

]]> By: ¿Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener exito? - eBive.com http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-184 ¿Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener exito? - eBive.com Wed, 11 Oct 2006 05:24:05 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-184 [...] No es que estemos promoviendo el “ausentismo” no queremos ser “banneados” por madres o padres de familia (si es que nos leen) o que nos quiten de las principales universidades de Monterrey (si es que nos leen ahi también), pero en toda regla siempre hay excepciones. [...] [...] No es que estemos promoviendo el “ausentismo” no queremos ser “banneados” por madres o padres de familia (si es que nos leen) o que nos quiten de las principales universidades de Monterrey (si es que nos leen ahi también), pero en toda regla siempre hay excepciones. [...]

]]> By: Justin http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-183 Justin Tue, 10 Oct 2006 20:29:07 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-183 It is a mistake to “credit” Bill Gates with “dropping out” of Harvard. He did not. He was expelled from Harvard for improperly using the school’s computer systems for personal business. He was warned multiple times and eventually expelled. The only evidence I have for this story is Prof. Fischer. Fischer taught an Intro to Communications class to me when I was in High School at Boston College. He was at Harvard during the tenure of Gates and claimed to be personally familiar with the situation invloving the library computers. It is a mistake to “credit” Bill Gates with “dropping out” of Harvard. He did not. He was expelled from Harvard for improperly using the school’s computer systems for personal business. He was warned multiple times and eventually expelled. The only evidence I have for this story is Prof. Fischer. Fischer taught an Intro to Communications class to me when I was in High School at Boston College. He was at Harvard during the tenure of Gates and claimed to be personally familiar with the situation invloving the library computers.

]]> By: TecnoCHICA http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-181 TecnoCHICA Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:00:59 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-181 [...] Para esta pregunta existen mil respuestas, en mi opinión lo importante es desarrollar un espiritu emprendedor y de independencia, a partir de allí como dice mi amigo Bill “El cielo es el límite”. Yo particularmente a veces pienso que he pasado demasiado tiempo de mi vida en un salón de clases. No es que estemos promoviendo el ausentismo ni mucho menos y la verdad es que los estudios te dan cierta “ventaja” sobretodo a la hora de conseguir un empleo, pero que me dicen de estas excepciones que nunca fueron a la Universidad, no les ha ido nada mal. [...] [...] Para esta pregunta existen mil respuestas, en mi opinión lo importante es desarrollar un espiritu emprendedor y de independencia, a partir de allí como dice mi amigo Bill “El cielo es el límite”. Yo particularmente a veces pienso que he pasado demasiado tiempo de mi vida en un salón de clases. No es que estemos promoviendo el ausentismo ni mucho menos y la verdad es que los estudios te dan cierta “ventaja” sobretodo a la hora de conseguir un empleo, pero que me dicen de estas excepciones que nunca fueron a la Universidad, no les ha ido nada mal. [...]

]]> By: RegioBlogs » Blog Archive » Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-177 RegioBlogs » Blog Archive » Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:09:37 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-177 [...] Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? No es que estemos promoviendo el “ausentismo” no queremos ser “banneados” por madres o padres de familia (si es que nos leen) o que nos quiten de las principales universidades de Monterrey (si es que nos leen ahi también), pero en toda regla siempre hay excepciones. [...] [...] Es necesario ir a la escuela para tener éxito? No es que estemos promoviendo el “ausentismo” no queremos ser “banneados” por madres o padres de familia (si es que nos leen) o que nos quiten de las principales universidades de Monterrey (si es que nos leen ahi también), pero en toda regla siempre hay excepciones. [...]

]]> By: Gear Diary » Blog Archive » Monday, Monday http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-173 Gear Diary » Blog Archive » Monday, Monday Mon, 09 Oct 2006 21:49:06 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-173 [...] Not doing to well with your advanced studies? Never fear…Pennylicious has an inspiring list of Billionaire Drop-Outs. Could the next one be you? If you are - remember that I believed in you way back when. [...] [...] Not doing to well with your advanced studies? Never fear…Pennylicious has an inspiring list of Billionaire Drop-Outs. Could the next one be you? If you are - remember that I believed in you way back when. [...]

]]> By: award tour » billionaire dropouts http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-170 award tour » billionaire dropouts Mon, 09 Oct 2006 20:51:29 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-170 [...] Pennylicious » Billionaire Dropouts. in case you were thinking of dropping out. [...] [...] Pennylicious » Billionaire Dropouts. in case you were thinking of dropping out. [...]

]]> By: Bryan http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-159 Bryan Mon, 09 Oct 2006 12:18:13 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-159 Don't forget about Jimmy James, the man so nice they named him twice! Don’t forget about Jimmy James, the man so nice they named him twice!

]]> By: aApe http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-154 aApe Mon, 09 Oct 2006 11:00:14 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-154 all dudes. not one woman. weird. all dudes. not one woman. weird.

]]> By: Neatorama » Blog Archive » Billionaire Dropouts at Pennylicious. http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-134 Neatorama » Blog Archive » Billionaire Dropouts at Pennylicious. Mon, 09 Oct 2006 06:29:10 +0000 http://www.pennylicious.com/2006/10/09/billionaire-dropouts/#comment-134 [...] Do you need school to succeed? These billionaires certainly didn’t - check out the Billionaire Dropout list at Pennylicious. [...] [...] Do you need school to succeed? These billionaires certainly didn’t - check out the Billionaire Dropout list at Pennylicious. [...]

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