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SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS - Coggle Diagram

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        TONY TAN CAKTIONG
        
        He bought an ice cream shop in 1975, but owing to low sales, he decided to add other items such as fried chicken, fries, and burgers.
        
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        HENRY SY
        
        World War II broke out and ruined the family business. Sy, on the other hand, continued to pursue his entrepreneurial interests by selling worn military combat boots and other items to American soldiers.
        
        This is where the name “Shoe Mart” originates: it was Manila’s first shoe store at the time.
        
        It provides a wide range of services, including shopping, theatres, locations for date nights, parties and other special occasions, ice skating, and food courts. SM started modestly and from humble beginnings, despite its now upmarket reputation.
        
        SUCCESS LESSONS:hard work, frugality, discipline, love of study, self-sacrifice for the family welfare, and harmonious social relationships and also focus, determination, and the ability to take risks and make bold calls.
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        WILLIAM HARLEY
        
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        P.T. BARNUM
        
        He merged with James Bailey and their circus became famous as the 'three-ring extravaganza'.
        He also owned the biggest elephant ever to be captivated who was named 'Jumbo'. This made his circus even more successful.
        
        SUCCESS LESSONS:"Do not scatter your powers"
        
        He opened the very successful Barnum's American Museum (1842 to 1865), featuring thousands of exhibits, including the world's first aquarium. He cleaned up and modernized the American theater -- previously avoided by polite society as a "den of evil." He invented beauty contests and baby contests.
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