sucess story of a young billonier you never knew of

Self-Made Billionaire Robert Pera: I Quit my Job because I Wanted to have More Success Faster

Robert Pera

Popularly known as the Wireless Wonder, the 33 year old Robert Pera is the silicon valley’s newest entrepreneur to join the billionaire club this year. A former Apple engineer turned entrepreneur and founder of Ubiquiti Networks, a next-generation communications technology multinational, Pera manufactures wireless products and sells them with fatter profit margins than the most of his competitors’. In an interview to Forbes magazine, Pera was asked his secrete to astounding business success. To which he replied, “I try to build something great as efficiently as possible,….and sell them at a price that motivates the buyers as well as ensures a profit”

According to reports, Ubiquiti Networks saves upto 30% on sales which is much higher than any publicly trading hardware manufacturer. Robert Pera owns about 64% stakes in the company which makes him worth 1.2 billion, Forbes reported.

“I Quit my Job because I Wanted to have More Success Faster”
33 year old Robert Pera was born and raised in San Carlos, which is not far away from the silicon valley (the southern part of the San Francisco Bay Area). His father worked as a business consultant and his mother as a public relation officer. From the early teen years, Pera has been passionate about internet and computer technologies. He had to miss a high school year due to a rare form of heart-valve infection; however, he managed to get admission at UC San Diego for undergraduate degree in electrical engineering and Japanese. He continued his studies at the same university and completed a master’s in electrical engineering with specialization in circuit design. On completion of studies, he was hired by Apple as a hardware engineer and worked on the Airport Wi-Fi base station. Soon, he realized that he was looking for more success and money and he finally quit Apple to pursue his own dreams.

Ubiquiti Networks
Soon after Pera quit Apple, he started exploring business opportunities in Wi-Fi technologies. In March 2005, he accumulated his savings and credit card cash and thus he got $30,000 to invest in a company he named Ubiquiti Networks. June 2005, Pera launched its first product series “Super Range” mini-PCI radio cards SR2 and SR5. The cards were an instant hit and they were purchased by several small and medium scale Wireless Internet service providers worldwide. The “Super Range” modules would operate at the 2.4 and 5.8 GHz bands and would use Atheros chipset.

Currently, the company sells four major products: airMAX (MIMO TDMA protocol Systems); airFiber, airVision (the next-generation H.264 IP Camera Management System) and UniFi (a revolutionary WiFi system)
Pera aspires to push his company to a greater height and get it the reputation of CISCO. He says ‘success is a matter of identifying opportunities and putting in clear and concise efforts in right direction’.

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A MUST READ success story of the italian mark zuckerberg

22-Year-Old Student Matteo Achilli – ‘The Italian Mark Zuckerberg’

This 22-year-old Italian student and entrepreneur Matteo Achilli from Bocconi University in Milan has just created an incredible wave in the European tech scene by founding a career-focused social or professional network ‘Egomnia’, which actually assists employers in reaching the employees who fit into their job requirements. Job-seekers can access the companies according to their rankings and choose the companies based on how compatible they are to work in their environment.

Within one year of lunching, Egomnia has got over 250,000 members and 700 companies proficiently indexed in its servers including some renowned Italian trade unions, authorities, and leader hunting companies as well as universities who use his service. 

Ever since, it has received a wide attention across Europe that led newspapers to call him the “Italian Zuckerberg” and his success is now beyond Italy. He is now planning to reach different countries including United Kingdom, United States and Brazil in 6 languages.

The fame and intelligence of Matteo Achilli has drawn him the honors of being called “The Italia

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inspiring story of how this lady overcame adversity to running a business worth millions

Hilary Devey: From Overcoming Adversity to Running Businesses Worth Milliions

does life seems to be very hard?,
do you blame God for being born into the family you are ?
Do you feel like alll hope is lost and say i wanna give up? then this story is for you.

English entrepreneur and renowned television personality Hilary Lorraine Devey CBE is one of the most successful and inspiring businesswomen who dared to sell whatever she had including her house and car to finance her business after she was turned down for a business loan in 1995.

Devey was born on 10th of March, 1957 in Bolton of Lancashire, United Kingdom. As a child, she had a cozy and comfortable life. She attended Bolton School in Bolton until her father, who owned a central heating company, filed for bankruptcy. She witnessed how, in a matter of days, her life turned upside down – all her family furniture and household goods were taken away and her father became a pub landlord to meet their ends. Since then she would help her father in his pub after returning from school. She always aspired to be an air traffic controller with the Women’s Royal Air Force.

At the age of 20, without any formal training, she joined a package delivery firm as a sales clerk. She worked in the logistics industry at Tibbett and Britten, as a Sales Director with Scorpio Logistics and spent seven long years as National Sales Manager at TNT. Gaining wealth of experience in logistics industries, she finally quit her job to set up her own business. In 1996 she made her fortune in freight haulage launching a palletized freight network Pall-Ex, which soon became a successful firm with a yearly turnover of approximately £100 million.

Hilary Devey is a determined and hard working lady with amazing spirit to accomplish something significant in life. In 2009, she suffered a terrible stroke after having an abdominoplasty operation but she managed to return to her work just after six weeks. As a mother, she helped her heroin and cocaine addict son to recover and overcome the hardest time of his life.

She has been honored with several awards including the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2007, the British Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur of the Year and the Vitalise Woman of the Year Award in 2008, The Sir Robert Lawrence Award in 2009 from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and an Honorary Doctorate of Law by the University of Leicester in 2010 for her significant contribution to industry and an Honorary Doctorate of Business Administration by the University of Bolton in 2012 and many others. She has appeared in television programmes such as Channel 4 series The Intern, and Secret Millionaire, Channel 5’s The Business Inspector and more.

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SUCSESS STORY OF THE 6-YESR-OLD MILLONIER (ISABELLA BARRET)

SUCSESS STORY OF THE 6-YESR-OLD MILLONIER  (ISABELLA BARRET)

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Toddlers & Tiaras star Isabella Barret is a beauty queen, a pint-sized millionaire entrepreneur who runs her own company, Glitzy Girl that sells beauty products jewelry, lip gloss and velour hoodies, holds the popular reality show in Germany and owns more than 60 pairs of shoes and a pageant room worth more than $100,000. In an interview with Good Morning America, she proudly proclaimed, “I’m a millionaire!” She also confirms how she is fascinated by the luxurious life of stars, “I’m a superstar, I have my own ­jewellery line and I love being the boss. But what I love more than anything is shoes. I have over 60 pairs,” she expresses it to an interview with The Mirror.
Isabella managed her seven-figure fortune from participating and winning several beauty pageants including Toddlers and Tiaras, which an American reality television series on TLC, continuing since January 27, 2009. The show finally led her to the incredible

INCREDIBLE SUCESS STORIES OF THE FOUNDERS OF INSTAGRAM

Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, Creators of the Innovative Social Photography Platform, Instagram

many people ask can i really make it in this life?  if i start up a business, will i suceed?

The answer is life is all about risk, you refusing to take a risk in life is a risk so why not just take that risk while you still have the time, if you are sure that what you are about to start will be very useful to man.

             lets take a look into the life of these two sucessfull entrepreneurs, maybe it could inspire you

Inc.com

Company: Instagram
Kevin Systrom: 25 years
Mike Krieger 27 Two Stanford graduate Kevin Systrom, who had already served on Google’s Gmail as well as corporate development, and Mike Krieger, a Symbolic Systems student with specialization in Human-Computer Interaction, teamed up to develop a free photo sharing application to empower users with Innovative Social Photography Platform. The platform which could enable the users to take and edit photo, apply digital filter, and then share it on their own circle of the Instagram or different social networking services. Kevin and Mike met in Mayfield Fellows program provided by Stanford University that teaches students about successful and failed start-ups, offers internships opportunities with reputed companies and work on innovative ideas.

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On October 6 2010, Instagram was officially launched for Apple’s App Store making it compatible with iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch which runs on iOS 3.1.2 or above. Later, it was made available for Android powered Smartphone and tablet devices.

According to the claims of Instagram, over 100 million photos had been uploaded to its service by the start of July 2011 and within one month the number touched 150 million. In recent months, Instagram has experienced a phenomenal growth and has been featured on almost all major media channels.

Kevin Systrom calls Instagram ‘The Frontier of Social Photography’. He says “Our goal is to not just be a photo-sharing app, but to be the way you share your life when you’re on the go.” he added that his team is “focused solely on the product and establishing ourselves as the leader in the mobile space.”

According to Facebook Newsroom (April 9, 2012) it has finished a deal and is going to take over Instagram for approximately $1 billion in a ‘combination of cash and shares’.
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NUMBER ONE KEY TO SUCESS IN BUSINESS IS : Try to solve peoples daily problems, and you'll get paid for it

THE 17 YEDAR-OLD SELF-MADE TECH MILLONIER Nick D’Aloisio

Nick D’Aloisio: 17-year-old Self-made Tech Millionaire

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Seventeen-year-old British-Australian entrepreneur Nick D’Aloisio has accomplished an incredible feat of success and received international attention by developing a news aggregator app Summly which he sold to Yahoo for a reportedly $30 million US dollars. The app has been developed to provide quick summarized news stories from hundreds of reliable sources. Nick is called to be one of the youngest self-made millionaires ever and the youngest person to receive VC funding in technology at the age of just 15 that included approximately $300,000 from Li-Ka Shing’s technology investment company Horizon Ventures.
Nick D’Aloisio was born in Australia on first of November in 1995 to Lou Montilla and Diana D’Aloisio. His father is a vice president of Morgan Stanley and mother is a lawyer. He had interest in coding and started teaching himself at the age of 12. He got the idea of developing an app to summarize news stories into an easy format viewable and readable on smartphones while he was preparing for his history exam, “I was searching for information in Google and some other search engines while writing for my history labs, though I found all info but it was quite difficult to comprehend that summaries are perfect” he recalls. He is still a student at King’s College School in Wimbledon, London and works at Yahoo!’s London office.

Before Summly, in 2011, Nick D’Aloisio created an early mobile version of it which he named Trimit. It summarizes extensive and lengthy web content into minimum character so that users can easily share the content over emails, sms, Twitter and Facebook in .txt format. In 2012 November he launched Summly, which was an instant hit. It took over the ninth slot in the App Store within the first two hours of its release and received Apple’s “Best apps of 2012.” Summly has already been downloaded over 200,000 times.
In 2012 Evening Standard enlisted him among Top 1000 Influential Londoner, and Forbes named him in the 30 under 30 list. In 2012 December he won a Spirit of London Award. Besides he has been profiled and featured by popular publications including The Huffington Post, Forbes, TechCrunch, Business Insider and others.
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YOUNG TECH MILLONIERS YOU NEVER KNEW OF

Hello viewers??
Its rilly been long since i last wrote a post, so i am dedicating this current post to all lovers of blogging and those who love to learn from others success stories.
     Today i am going to be unveiling to some of you the few TECH entrepreneurs who are actually immensely rich but not known by you.
    These tech entrepreneurs are actually very young but wealthy, they started building their wealth just like you and i are doing now, they encountered several problems and challenges during the course of their startup but still made it untill now.
   well here are the few weve been able to sort out for:



1.   PETE CASHMORE ( 24 Years old)    http;//marshable.com
      pete cashmore is the founder of the second most largest tech blogs in the world known as "marshable"
a blog he started at the age of 19, due to his consistence in blogging , now has become the larget in tech, posting all about gadgets, tech news etc, he has really earned his way to our list.


2.   ARON LEVIE AND DYLAN SMITH ( 23 & 22 YEARS OLD)    http://www.box.net
      box.net , a site used to store and share any type of file on the net was originally founded in 2005 by these two guys as a college project, which has now gone viral. The company now has 2million users on the service, and netted a $6million in venture capital.

3.   DAVID KARP ( 22 YEARS OLD)  http://www.tumblr.com\
   Tumblr is a blogging platform that any one can use. The service was built with customization and ease of use in mind. KARP invested money into the company from his previous job as a software consultant at a parenting website.
     Tumblr raised $5.25 million in funding from various investors, including 2 lead investors with the popular social network Twitter.


4.  MATT MICKIEWICKZ (25 YEARS OLD)    http://www.sitepoint.com   http://www.99design.com and http://www.flippa.com
     Matt is an inspiration to thousands of webmasters around the world, whether it’s their first website or their 20th most people would have visited Sitepoint to learn how to improve their website. Sitepoint has evolved from the website to learn about web design to anything from selling your website for a million dollars, buying books on coding the perfect contact page, to hiring someone to create your twitter background.

5. NOAH EVERETT (24 YEARS OLD) http://www.twitpic.com
  Noah is the founder of the popular image upload website, TwitPic. His website has grown with the growth of the social media website Twitter and is now one of the top 200 websites in the world according to Alexa. Surprisingly Noah works from home, which is also where he powers his servers that have to deal with millions of pages a day!

we will keep you updated on more tech entrepreneurs stories as you constantly visit  our site this week
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INCREDIBLE...! 7 DUMB THINGS YOU DO EVERY DAY THAT ARE NOT YOUR FAULT

     

7 dumb things you do every day that are not your fault

Despite the best efforts of scientists, the human mind is still an enigma.
What we do know is that our brains are crammed with absurdly complex wiring, leading us to ask ourselves almost daily, "why did I do that?" and "how could I forget that?" and "what the heck is wrong with me?"
Below are seven brain quirks that are known to science and have the beginnings of an explanation — things that confuse us, worry us, and at times, even disturb us.
We'll add that these dumb, silly, or shocking behaviors are completely normal, so you probably shouldn't try to suppress them. (Research from Harvard shows that only makes things worse.)

Forgetting why you walked into a room

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This is a pretty common phenomenon. You remember a task, or something you need to grab out of the kitchen, and take off to fulfill it. But as soon as you enter the room, the task has vanished from your brain, and you're standing above your sink like an idiot.
You can blame doorways for this one.
The thresholds between our rooms are considered an "event boundary," and we often categorize and store our memories based on where we had them.
One study published in The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology found that it even extends to virtual reality. Participants often forgot unseen objects they were carrying in a backpack when they entered a new room, regardless of whether they were actually moving through rooms in the lab or in virtual rooms in a computer simulation.

Zoning out

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Day dreaming and zoning out can be productivity killers, but research shows that it's vital to our creativity.
A 2012 study had participants complete an "Unusual Use Task" (UUT) assignment, where they had to think of unusual uses for an object. They were then split into four groups, completing either an undemanding task, a demanding one, resting, or taking no break, before completing the UUT again.
The group that completed the undemanding task (which allowed their minds to wander) improved their performance the second time much more than the other groups, showing that a simple task can give you just the right amount of distraction and mental space to think outside the box.

Words on the tip of your tongue

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Having a word on the tip of your tongue (TOT) can drive you mad.
While scientists aren't sure what exactly is going on when you can't recall a word like "spelunking" (an elusive word often identified in TOT research), there are several theories that fall into two categories: the direct-access view and the inferential view.
The direct-access view suggests the TOT phenomenon occurs because of weak memory connections, blocking the one you're trying to think of with other, closely-related words — or providing you just enough of a memory to know there's something there without being able to actually recall it.
The inferential view offers a different explanation. Clues related to the word elicit a TOT response, even if we never knew the word to begin with. And this causes us to dig ourselves deeper into a memory hole; the more clues we retrieve related to the word, the more likely it is that we'll have a TOT experience.
The phenomenon is a reminder that the human brain isn't just a bucket of thoughts and memories, u it's a dense and complicated web of connections.

Hallucinating while falling asleep and waking up

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We've all experienced it — hallucinations as we fall asleep. Maybe your bedroom turns into an old high school classroom. Maybe you imagine someone sitting at the foot of your bed. Maybe Ronald Reagan is whispering "give me jelly beans" from your closet.
You don't need to lose any sleep over this phenomenon, known as hypnagogia. They're basically just half-awake dreams.
During the transitional period between wakefulness and sleep, our brains can exhibit some of the effects of REM (rapid eye movement) sleep — the deep stage of sleep where our brains become paradoxically active. A 2007 study that measured brain wave activity with an electroencephalogram (EEG) during wake-sleep transition found that the brain waves in this falling asleep phase were similar to activity during deep REM sleep.
And if you'd like to "take control" your dreams, this is also the phase where lucid dreaming is possible.

Distractions keeping you from getting back to work.

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Office workers intimately understand this. Distractions derail our productivity, and that quick social media break takes us away from our work longer than a quick Facebook newsfeed check.
Research lead by Gloria Mark at the University of California, Irvine found that once we're distracted from a task, it can take as long as 25 minutes, on average, to return to that task, and what we describe as multi-tasking is really just "rapid toggling between tasks," according to the New York Times.
The study also found something that probably won't surprise procrastinators – when participants were interrupted during a task, they actually ended up completing the task faster with no drop in quality. Understandably though, it came at the cost of more effort and stress.

Saying a word until it loses its meaning

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Repeat a word or phrase for the long enough, and it will start to sound meaningless. This is known as semantic satiation.
This works in the same way that most stimuli do – keep it up for long enough, and our perception of the signal will weaken as we acclimate to it. Leon James, currently a psychologist at the University of Hawaii, has spent years studying the effect.
"It’s called reactive inhibition," he told Mental Floss. "When a brain cell fires, it takes more energy to fire the second time, and still more the third time, and finally the fourth time it won't even respond unless you wait a few seconds."
But some words hold their meanings for longer, based on the emotions we attach to them. While "dental plan" may fade into meaningless quickly, something more emotionally charged, like "explosion" is likely to keep its meaning for longer.

Intrusive thoughts

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This is another common one, and is probably the most disturbing. Have you ever been struck with the desire to jump off a high ledge, or imaging pushing a friend in front of a bus?
These weird impulses are known as intrusive thoughts and although they can sometimes be horrifying, they're actually quite normal.
Research has shown that these dark visions may actually be a misinterpreted survival instinct. One study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, whose title includes the poetic "an urge to jump affirms the urge to live," found that the "high place phenomenon" (HPP) does not indicate a desire a kill yourself.
But the disturbing aspect may actually help — scary thoughts of infanticide lead us to grip our children closer.
While these thoughts are common and do not represent an actual desire to carry out these imagined scenarios, a failure to dismiss them, or going to great lengths to avoid situations can lead to behaviors associated with obsessive compulsive disorder.

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APPLE IS NO LONGER THE MOST VALUABLE COMPANY IN THE WORLD

Apple is no longer the most valuable company in the world.

As the iPhone-maker's share price dropped Thursday, Google's parent company, Alphabet, now has a higher market cap.

Apple's market capitalization is down to $493 billion, while Alphabet's current market cap is $498 billion, both via Yahoo Finance.

Apple's stock was down Thursday morning on reports of a drop in iPhone chip shipments. This was the first time that Apple had fallen to $90 per share since June 2014.

Alphabet had already surpassed Apple briefly earlier this year.

HOW TO GET 1000 FACEBOOK LIKES ON YOUR NEW PAGE WITHOUT SPENDING A DIME

 HOW TO GET 1000 FACEBOOK LIKES ON YOUR NEW PAGE WITHOUT SPENDING A DIME

   almost every one wants to be famous ,wants to be like a celebrity, or better still just wants to have some few fans and followers. well this is absolutelypossible with the help of a FACEBOK  page.

    I bet almost everyone here knows what a Facebook page is, so there is no need for futher explanation.

             WHY YOU NEED TO OWN A FACEBOOK PAGE 
 you may be asking yourself "why do i need to own a facebook page"?

•    Well with a facebook page you can advertise your blog/websites to a large number of people without directly sending them massages 
• with a facebook page , you can create your own brand name , have fans thathable follow you based on what you post, or the title of your page. eg see the following pages: MARSHABLE, TECHCRUNCH, I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE, DAILYMAIL ETC
•  you can sell your products to a large number of people without stress.

 
                 Its SO easy to start/create a Facebook page but very difficult to get people to like your page.so thats where i come in to your AID.
      A web platform generally known as "like4like"  is currently the best facebook free like site on earth now. all you have to do is to register by signing up with a username and strong password,
   after that you c
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       THE  only work involved ther is that you have to like other peoples pages to earn credits withwhich can be used to like your own page.
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