2. Suze Orman, Financial Advisor: Save Less, Earn More
2.苏兹·奥尔曼,美国第一女性理财大师:开源强于节流
Suze Orman has made a fortune telling people to grow their wealth through frugality, despite having no personal experience in the matter. When Suze was in her mid-30s, she lived high, but was mired in debt. She didn't cut back on luxuries; instead she worked her way out. She did what she loved, followed financial opportunity, and today she is in a situation to spend $300,000 a year traveling the world on private jets. In the end, your time is much better spent seizing opportunities than pinching pennies.
苏兹·奥尔曼通过告诉人们如何靠着节俭来积累财富而赚了一大笔钱,尽管她本人并没有这样的经历。在她30多岁时,她过着相当奢华的生活,但却深陷债务泥潭。她并没有为此减少在奢侈品上的开销,与此相反,她找到了自己的解决之道。她做了她喜欢的事,并且抓住了致富的机会。今天,她已经有能力每年花费30万美元乘着私人飞机环游世界。最终,你的时间花在抓住机遇上要远远好过花在省吃俭用上。
3. Bill Gates, Microsoft Founder: Imitate, Don't Innovate
3.比尔·盖茨,微软创始人:模仿,不创新
Bill Gates built one of the world's largest fortunes--$67 billion, according to Forbes--by licensing operating system software to IBM. In actuality, that software was wholly adapted from someone else's code. Gates' Microsoft lacked the innovative capacity to write it from scratch, so it dressed up some code from another company's software, which Microsoft had bought for $25,000. When Gates delivered the second-hand software to IBM, it was on time, but it was so buggy that IBM engineers had to rewrite it completely. Thirty-three years later, no one remembers or cares. Innovation is seldom as important as timely execution of an adequate imitation.
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