Important lessons from some real-life stories

2 stories to begin with 


1. Nokia refused Android 

2. Yahoo refused Google 


Story Over 

Lessons Learnt
1. Take risks
2. Embrace changes 
3. If you refuse to change with time, you might perish 



Ok 2 More stories 


1. Facebook takes over WhatsApp and Instagram



2. Flipkart takes over Myntra and Flipkart owned Myntra takes over jabong 


Story Over

Lessons learned
1. Become so powerful that your competitors become your allies
2. Reach the top position and then eliminate the competition
3. Keep innovating



2 More stories 



1. Colonel Sanders founded KFC at the age of 65



2. Jack Ma, who couldn't get a job in KFC, founded Ali Baba


Story over 

Lessons learned
1. Age is just a number
2. Only those who keep trying succeed



Last but not least 


1. Lamborghini was founded as a result of revenge of a tractor owner who was insulted by Enzo Ferrari, the founder of Ferrari



Story Over 

Lessons learned
1. Never underestimate anyone, ever !! 
2. Success is the best revenge



Just keep working hard !! 
Invest your time wisely !! 
Do what pleases you !! 
Don't be afraid to fail !!!

Have a thoughtful week




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