Chris Gardners incredible story

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the incredible story of Zhou Qunfei

Today, we're telling the story of WhatsApp — a simple messaging app born from a Ukrainian refugee who arrived in America at sixteen with nothing, swept grocery store floors, lived on food stamps, got rejected for a job at Facebook, and then built an ad-free empire that Facebook later bought back for nineteen billion dollars.

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Today, we're telling the story of Airbnb — two broke designers who couldn't pay rent, so they inflated air mattresses in their living room, rented them to strangers, got laughed out of every investor meeting, and then saved the company by hand-packing and selling $40 boxes of presidential parody cereal.

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Today, we're telling the story of FedEx — a company that literally gambled its last dollars in a Las Vegas casino to survive.

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Today, we're telling the story of J.K. Rowling — a struggling single mother on welfare, battling depression after her mother's death and a failed marriage, writing in cafés because her flat was too cold to heat, rejected by twelve publishers, yet who created Harry Potter and turned a boy wizard into one of the biggest cultural phenomena ever.

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Today, we're telling the story of Oprah Winfrey — a girl born into dirt-poor rural Mississippi, abused as a child, running away from home at thirteen, pregnant at fourteen, yet who turned her pain into the most powerful voice in media history.

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