Jeff Bezos' Note Summing Up His Amazon Journey Has A Great Lesson For Entrepreneurs!
Bezos, the third-richest person in the world, stated that even though his journey hasn't been a cakewalk, he would still not 'trade it for anything.'
25 years ago, Amazon went public, and to commemorate the memory; founder Jeff Bezos shared a throwback photo and an inspiring note. Bezos wrote, "25 years ago yesterday, AMZN went public. As the Grateful Dead would say, ¡°What a long, strange trip it¡¯s been (sic).¡±
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Bezos, the third-richest person in the world, stated that even though his journey hasn't been a cakewalk, he would still not 'trade it for anything in the world.'
He wrote, "Lots of risk-taking, lots of invention, lots of mistakes, so much we still have to do better. I wouldn¡¯t trade the ride for anything."
Jeff Bezos recently made headlines after he openly criticized US President Joe Biden's economic policies.
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His criticism came soon after Biden's said it's essential to tax the rich to control inflation.
Jeff Bezos this weekend became the latest billionaire to launch a political fight on Twitter by denouncing a tweet from President Joe Biden about corporate taxes as disinformation and "misdirection."
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The White House quickly retorted Monday that Bezos opposes an economic agenda for the middle class.
And then Bezos fired back, arguing that the Biden administration would have made inflation worse if its $3.5 trillion economic and social spending bill, known as Build Back Better, had made it into law.
(With PTI inputs)
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