Misinterpret: "It was not possible to find" misinterpret "in the dictionary…" If you dig a little deeper trying to find a somewhat more extensive definition than reason tells you what this curious word means, you will end up finding a similar answer. But we do not need to be extremely well versed in the language to agree that a reconcilable definition of this word would be: an incorrect way of handling and interpreting by means of actions or ideas of a certain thing.
And it is precisely this that has happened to us in those cases of entrepreneurs who achieved success without having university studies. Important leaders and millionaires are: Bill Gates (with a university degree for Honor and not for achievement), Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Mark Zuckerberg who serve as a protective shield for those movements that subtly or directly are creating in the imaginary collective of the new generations a philosophy of life that marks a tendency to reject the professional path for pursuing the long-awaited success.
Contrary to the title of this publication, you will surely find multiple publications such as: the study will not make you rich, or others like that. Then in a very subtle way, in no more than one line, they express phrases such as: we do not mean that the study is not important. And then they dedicate about eight paragraphs that end up forming that misunderstanding about success stories, leadership and entrepreneurship that should rather boost the spirit of those who have the possibility of accessing education and wondering: if they got there without formal education where Can I get there as a professional? surely much further.
Of course we do not mean that rejecting professional studies is a mediocre attitude or anything like that, perhaps we should change the old paradigm that does not say that being an entrepreneur is synonymous with having achieved success without any profession, since we can perfectly undertake and innovate from our profession, where it allows us to leverage on the path to success.
If life does not allow you to access formal education (which is very unlikely, today) or you are not interested in any of the wide range of professions that the market offers you, success stories such as those mentioned above, They can serve as a light of hope to form a place in life, but if you are one of the lucky ones who can access formal education, take advantage of it! Leverage yourself, push yourself into it, and if what you lack are testimonials, DO NOT BE FOOLED, there are more successful men and women, who lack one and have two and more professions.
So if what you are missing is references, here are some. And remember judge them for their success, because if you judge them by their ethics, the aforementioned ones also have their black dots on the leaves.
Carlos Slim - Civil Engineer. (Richest man in the world on more than one occasion and is currently third).
Emmanuel Macron - Graduated in Philosophy, Graduated in Political Science, Finance Inspector (President-elect of France 2017).
Warren Edward Buffett- Economist with a Master of Science (Financial Advisor, Entrepreneur, Shareholder, Executive Director and Economist).
Hillary Clinton- Bachelor's Degree and Juris Doctor (American Politics, United States Senator, First Lady, Presidential Candidate).
Angela Dorothea Merkel- German Physics and Politics (German Chancellor, President of the German Christian Union, Bundestag Member).
And many, many, many more…
In times where everyone can study, but nobody wants to do it anymore, you must be different.
