106 - Sam Walton - 10 Rules He Used To Build Wal-Mart, A Family, and A Good Life
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106 - Sam Walton - 10 Rules He Used To Build Wal-Mart, A Family, and A Good Life
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Sam Walton is the founder of Wal-Mart and the patriarch of the world's richest family with a networth of $432 Billion. He grew up middle class in Missouri, however, by the time he died he was the world's second richest man, the father of 4 children, and was married for 49 years.
I read his autobiography "Sam Walton: Made in America" that he wrote in the last years of his life detailing his rise from the middle class to one of the world's greatest entrepreneurs of all time.
In this episode, you and I will study the lessons from his life and how we can apply them to our lives to become better fathers, husbands, friends, neighbors, and businessmen.
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