John D. Rockefeller: The Principles Behind The Greatest Fortune in History
Jul 28, 2026 · 2h 56m · YouTube
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0:05Every year on September the 26th, an old man flew a flag.
0:09He put on his good clothes, played around a golf, and received visitors at his estate.
0:15And if you asked him exactly what he was celebrating, his voice might even crack when he told you.
0:21September the 26th wasn't his birthday.
0:24It wasn't even his wedding anniversary.
0:27September the 26th was a day a merchant in Cleveland, Ohio back in 1855 looked down at a desperate 16 year old in a dark suit who'd been pounding the pavement for weeks and said to him, We'll give you a chance.
0:42From then on, he called it Job Day, and he celebrated it every single year for the rest of his life.
0:49That first job paid just 50 cents a day.
0:52A few days after he started, the boy walked into a shop and bought a small red notebook for 10 cents.
0:59In it, he recorded every penny he earned, every penny he spent, and every penny he gave away.
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