Brief Biography of Bill Gates:

 Brief Biography of Bill Gates:

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Bill Gates is a name that keeps success tied to the eight pages. Bill Gates has taught today's young generation what hard work and dedication can bring. Due to which he has successfully attached the title of today's richest man to his name.

Bill Gates full name is William Henry Gates. Born on October 28, 1955 in Seattle, Washington, USA. His father William Henry Gates Sr. was a famous lawyer and mother Maxwell Gates was a director of the United Way. His school life started at the age of 13 from Lakeside School and he completed his graduation from there. This time he impressed everyone by getting 1590 out of 1600 marks. As a result, he got the opportunity to study at Harvard College in 1973.He came to study here and got close to different people. Steve Ballmer was one of them who later became the CEO of Microsoft. While studying at Harvard, Gates had no specific plans for education. But he spent most of his time in the college computer lab. He later joined a club called Honeywell in 1974. In the same year he along with his friend Paul Allen created the MITS '4400' which is compatible with the Intel 8080 CPU. After this discovery, Gates began to dream of founding a software company and dropped out of Harvard. Basically his journey of success starts from here. In 1980, IBM asked Gates to work on the operating system for the IBM PC. Microsoft first began its commercial expansion on November 20, 1985 with Microsoft Windows. During this time they were also under contract with IBM and later in 1991 Microsoft Company separated from IBM and started working independently. Bill Gates was the CEO and chief architect of Microsoft. Bill Gates married Melinda French on January 1, 1994. Bill Gates, the father of three children, is currently known as the richest man in the world. Gates currently owns 72.7 billion US dollars. Before his 32nd birthday, he was named one of the top four most influential people in Forbes magazine A huge amount of this money is deposited by him every year to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to help the poor and helpless people of the world.

Personal life: Personal life is wife Melinda and three children. 2 daughters Jennifer Katharine and Phoebe Adele and only son Rory John. Bill Gates, the owner of so much wealth, loves to spend his life in a very simple way. He owns a mountain-facing home on Medina Lake in Washington. The name of this house is 'The Gates Home'.

This 66000 square feet home has a 60 feet deep swimming pool. Water music system with swimming pool. There is also a 2,500 ft bathroom and 1,000 ft dining space. Big deal!

He is such a successful person. He is also a writer. He has written research articles in many journals. In 1999, Microsoft's Nathan Myhrvold and journalist Peter Rinearson jointly wrote the book The road ahead. In 1999, the technical book Business @ the speed of thought was published.

Several documentary films have been made about him. Notable are “Waiting for superman” and BBC's “The virtual revolution”.

Success stories are not easy to summarize. But Bill Gates! In this small way, the explanation of his successful life is the most impossible success where his feet are.

However, I described his success story very little and briefly. His contribution to technology is possible with very few people.

Some of the best quotes of Microsoft founder Bill Gates:

1. Only you forget 'who you are' when your pocket is full of money; But when your pocket is empty, the whole world will forget who you are!

2. Once in the exam I failed in some subjects but my friend passed in all subjects. Now he is an engineer at Microsoft and I am the founder of Microsoft.

3. Bill Gates said - I believe that if you show people a problem and a solution, people will move.

4. People are always afraid of change. We see that when electricity is invented. Back then, people were afraid of using electricity. They also feared the use of coal and gas-fired engines. Those who remain ignorant are always afraid to accept the new. To put it a little more bluntly, ignorance breeds fear.

5. Capitalism is a wonderful thing that motivates people. This may lead to some developments, but it is not good for all areas of the world.

6. In coming days internet will be town square for whole world.

7. Governments make policies for people and they provide resources to people who need them. They raise money for research, which can improve people's quality of life by discovering something new.

8. It is good to celebrate success but also look at failure.

9. If you can't do something well, at least try.

10. We need people to give us their feedback so we can improve

11. Pay attention to the most unhappy people, you can learn a lot.

12. If you are born poor, it is not your fault. But if you die poor, that's your fault... Read More