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When I Read Biographies, I'm Only Interested In The First Few Chapters. I'm Not Interested In When People Become Successful. I'm Interested In What Made Them Successful.

The Odds Of Being Successful Are The Same For Every Group That Is Educated In America. It's Just That The Group That Is Not Wealthy Is 95 Percent Of The Population. So If There Are 100 Successful People In A Room, Probably 95 Out Of 100 Came From More Modest Means.

Years Later, I Found Myself Running A Network Television Division And Then A Movie Studio And Now An Entire Entertainment Company. But, Much Of The Success I've Achieved Can Be Traced To The Direct And Metaphorical Lessons I Learned In Building Those Campfires. I Can Hardly Think Of An Aspect Of My Life That Wasn't Positively Affected By My Camping Experience.

Fear Of Failure Is A Far Worse Condition Than Failure Itself, Because It Kills Off Possibilities.

I'm Not Sure I Was A Typical Head Of A Company. Most People That Run Big Companies Come Out Of Sales And They Come Out Of Marketing And They're Quite Serious And They Have Mba's From Very Good Schools And Things Like That. I'm An Accidental Ceo, Thank The Disney Company.