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Radio stations refused to play Aaliyah's music because it was too different. In 1996, for her song “One in a Million”, Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, and Timbaland included “cricket sounds” and beat structures that had never been done before. Some radio directors complained: it

Tyler Perry has a specific habit that keeps him from burning out: Structured rest. He'll work like crazy and then take a month, two months, or even three months off around big life moments like holidays, his kid’s birthday, summer... and he protects those boundaries. Perry is

It’s never too late to start again. I recently released a video on my YouTube channel about the inspiring story of Harland Sanders. At 65 years old, broke, and living off a $105 Social Security check, Colonel Harland Sanders hit the road with nothing but a pressure cooker and a

Okay, well if you won’t say it, I will:  Your obsession with getting it perfect is the reason you’re still stuck. When I was 22, I lost a $40 million deal because I kept trying to create the perfect plan. I wanted every line, every number, every page flawless before

Arnold Schwarzenegger had a secret trick that he used to stay motivated even on days he didn’t feel like training. He believed that each training session should be recorded so you can see if you are improving. So he recorded the exercises, sets, reps, and weights to make sure he

By the time she died, her Madam C. J. Walker Company employed 40,000 people, mostly Black women selling her hair products. She built beauty schools, sales networks, and training for her agents across the U.S., the Caribbean, and Central America. Her company grew from a small

Did you know Cornelius Vanderbilt, one of the richest Americans of all time, once gave away his biggest steamship for free during the Civil War? The man known as “The Commodore” donated his fastest vessel, named The Vanderbilt, to the U.S. Navy in 1862. This ship, built at a

Did you know Thomas Edison’s entire laboratory complex went up in flames and the 67-year-old inventor who just lost everything responded... with optimism? On the evening of December 10, 1914, a massive fire destroyed 10 buildings at Edison’s West Orange, NJ. The inferno

Did you know when Howard Schultz was 7, he came home to find his father injured and jobless. His dad, a truck driver, had broken his ankle at work and had no health insurance or worker’s compensation. The family was left with no income during his recovery. Years later, when

Did you know Sam Altman began his tech journey as a child, dismantling a Macintosh computer at just 8 years old out of sheer curiosity? By age 12, he had launched his first business, selling homemade online baseball card deals to earn money. Altman’s early passion for

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak quietly gave away $10 million of his own stock to reward early Apple employees who had been left out of the company’s riches. In 1980, when Apple went public, some of the garage team that built Apple didn’t receive stock options - a decision

Ralph Lauren started his fashion empire with nothing more than a few handmade ties in a single drawer. In 1967, the Bronx-born designer borrowed a desk drawer in a New York showroom to launch his first line of men’s neckties under the brand name “Polo”. He had no fancy store,

Coco Chanel revolutionized women’s fashion by using a fabric once only fit for men’s underwear. In the 1910s, Chanel shocked the fashion world by making chic dresses out of jersey, a cheap, stretchy material then used mainly for men’s underwear. Why? It was comfortable,

Giorgio Armani was 41 years old when he started his own fashion label. He initially planned to be a doctor, not a designer. His love for fashion came when he got a job dressing store displays and saw what the customers were reacting to. So, at 41 years old, with just a

Liu Bei, the founding emperor of one of ancient China’s Three Kingdoms, started off as a street vendor selling straw sandals and mats. As a boy in the 2nd century, Liu Bei lost his father and survived by weaving mats and shoes with his mother to earn a meager living. Fate

Oscar Wilde had an unusual writing habit: He lived in the details and once spent an entire day debating over a single comma in a poem. In 1884, Wilde joked that he was “immensely busy” one morning removing a comma from his proof, only to put it back in the afternoon. This

Behind Marilyn Monroe’s glamorous image was a lifelong secret habit: She was a passionate bookworm. Growing up in foster homes and orphanages, Norma Jeane (Marilyn’s real name) found escape and self-education in books. Marilyn owned a personal library of over 400 books, ranging

In 1922, Albert Einstein wrote a single sentence about happiness... a message so valuable it sold for $1.56 million almost a century later. The moment happened in Tokyo, Japan, in November 1922. Einstein had just found out he’d won the Nobel Prize and was traveling in the

J.P. Morgan made decisions on the spot and he kept meetings brutally short. Morgan hated long meetings and often kicked people out within seconds if they didn’t get to the point. He was so quick to decide that peers nicknamed him “Yes-or-No Morgan”. Behind the scenes he