To begin life in poverty with nothing but your university degree, then work your way up, achieve academic and social success,

والمادي فهذة قصة نجاح يجب ان تفتخر بها ولكنها مقررة حيث يستطيع الكثيرين تحقيق ذلك، اما ان تكون رجل حاملاً لدرجة المجاستير في بلدك

and leave it all behind to move to another country with only a very small amount of money—just $26—then succeed, build a company, and sell it for $500 million,

فهذة قصة نجاح خرافية تدل على العبقرية والمثابرة ويجب ان تدرس في كليات ادارة الاعمال في مختلف الدول.

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The success story of Christian Gheorghe:

Christian earned a master’s degree in mechanical engineering in Romania and also studied computer science. All he did was sell records.

English-language music, trying to pick up a few words to help him speak English. After completing that stage, he decided to travel to the United States

to live there. It was the early 1990s, and he spoke no English and had only $26 in his pocket. When he arrived

He searched for work and got a job as a limousine driver. Of course, he faced the challenges anyone working in a foreign country would face, until he met a man

named Andrew, who helped him get started and achieve tremendous success.

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George’s success story in practice:

He managed to establish a company specializing in computer software consulting, drawing on his education and expertise. It was successful, but he sold it to

Experian. But he wasn’t content with the money he had made; he went on to found one company after another, eventually building more than four startups, all of which he sold for

a total that included Outlook, for an estimated half a billion dollars.

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George’s success story in a movie:

Christian Gheorghe’s journey of perseverance was portrayed in an American film. Directors and experts in the world of finance and business saw it as a story of determination and persistence.

A remarkable story worth spending time on, and one that naturally deserved a Hollywood movie—especially if it didn’t include the line, “This film is based on actual events.”

Many people would think it was just another Hollywood myth.

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The lesson from Georgi’s success story:

The lesson, of course, isn’t to go to the United States without any money. It’s to keep learning, innovating, and building your own business in the field

you’ve learned. And if circumstances don’t allow that, you should be flexible enough to work in another field or job while keeping your eye on the field you’ve

learned and love working in, then start your own business when the time is right.