MONEY IS NOT ALL ABOUT GOING TO SCHOOL

            Going to school doesn't determine one's success in life. Going to school as for me is by the way. How can you have students in a school and they are all being taught the same the thing all over and over again... Every child has a choice to learn what he/she knows how to do best. Horace Mann did a very good job by inventing education but nowadays, we are the using it in the wrong direction. 75% of great men didn't go school before they became rich. The sentiment in our today's world is that "My child must go to school" Nooooo...... Being learned doesn't really mean one must go to school. My uncle woke up one morning and told me that "None of his kids would waste their time going to school". Not surprised by his statement. A lot of great and rich billionaires dropped out or never went to school. What do you the reason for their drop Out might be? I know many of you reading this will doubt me. It'sallowed.
           I so much hate education because you brain is being programmed to learn what you need to know and and not what each child is expected to know due to each and everyone's different talents. I asked a child what he feels about going to school and he told me "It's boring". What a child!! Who knows what kind of talents is embedded in such a child. I believe going to school is addition to improving your success in life not making you rich as most people think. Every student is suppose to socialize with what he/she knows best and to what we all know as "hobby'. https://dellwap.blogspot.com.ng

    
           The lists of great men whom dropped out or never went to high school :
1. Bill Gate - Founder of Microsoft. Every students must have heard about or used Microsoft in one way or the other.











2. Mark Zuckerberg - Founder of facebook

3. Aliko Dangote - Businessman. He's into agriculture, sugar, oil refineries, etc








4. Steve Jobs -Founder of apple. Although he did graduate from Homestead High School in 1972, he ended up dropping out of Reed College, an education his parents could barely afford.At the time of his death in 2011, Jobs' net worth was $11 billion. Not bad for a college dropout. Steve Wozniak, Jobs' brainy counterpart, is said to be worth about $100 million, and he never completed college either.






5.Dave Thomas -
Dave Thomas, founder and CEO of fast-food empire Wendy's, dropped out of high school to work full time at the Hobby House Restaurant in Fort Wayne, Ind. Although he passed away in 2002 at 69 years old, his net worth was said to be $99 million.
Thomas opened the first Wendy's location in 1969, but the chain went through many ups and downs until he started appearing in hundreds of commercials, eventually endearing himself to TV audiences everywhere, becoming a household name in the 1990s.


6.David Green -
David Green, whose net worth is nearly $6 billion, never went to college. This founder of Hobby Lobby -- a chain of arts and crafts stores -- has a high school diploma, but passed on higher education to start his own home-based business in 1970 on a $600 loan. By 1972, the business was successful enough that he was able to open his first retail store.
Green is a known philanthropist. He takes half of his company's total earnings and donates to a variety of evangelical ministries. As of 2012, he is said to have donated roughly $500 million.
7.Enzo Ferrari - ​​Founder of Ferrari







8.Ted Turner - ​​Founder of CNN
      9.George Washington ​President of the United States







10. Abraham Lincoln ​​- President of the United States


                                                                      11.Michael Dell - Founder and C.E.O of Dell






12.Joe Lewis - 277th richest person on Forbes List of Billionaires. A British Businessman, Investor and Art Collector, Chairman of Tavistock Group.
                 

 13.Richard Branson - Richard Branson's net worth is said to be roughly $4.9 billion. Founder of Virgin Atlantic Airways, Virgin Records, Virgin Mobile and other Virgin brands, Branson never completed high school, and dropped out at 16 years of age. Not only that, but he was dyslexic and had poor academic performance.That didn't stop him from making a name for himself. Today, Branson is outspoken about the importance of education, and strongly believes that schools should be doing a better job of helping entrepreneurs and providing funding for them.

14.J. Paul Getty - ​​Founder of Getty Oil                                                                                                                                                                                              15.Henry Ford - Founder of Ford Motor Company