Bill Gates says his ‘play-based childhood’ was crucial to his success as an adult — thinks children today are too distracted by tech, social media. Do you agree?
Bill Gates credits his success to a tech-free, play-based childhood that strengthened his focus. Learn how kids today can thrive in a tech-driven world.
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Double Billing: Bill Gates and Bill Nye geek out on computers, science and changing human history
Talk about a double Billing. Bill Nye, the “Science Guy,” and Bill Gates, the software guy, came together on one stage Thursday night in Seattle for an epically geeky conversation. Over the ...
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Bill Gates Says Quantum Computing Could Be Useful in ‘3 to 5 Years.’ This ‘Strong Buy’ Stock Could Be the No. 1 Way to Play It.
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Want to Be Remarkably Successful? What You Must Know From Bill Gates’s New Book
Gates’s recently published ‘Source Code’ has one extraordinary lesson that’s applicable to anyone who wants to master a skill ...
Bill Gates says he got into every Ivy League school he applied to, but tailored a different ‘persona’ for each application: ‘Each was a performance’
Bill Gates applied to three different Ivy League colleges and experimented with his persona, emphasizing different ...
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Bill Gates was accepted into Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. He says he treated each application like a 'performance.'
Bill Gates is a well-known Harvard dropout, but his applications to Ivy League universities as a teen are just as interesting as his decision not to finish his degree. In his memoir, "Source Code ...
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Bill Gates might have had this 'disorder'; the tech icon opens up about his childhood challenges
Bill Gates shares insights about his childhood, revealing he likely had ADHD, and describes his early struggles and intense focus on computer science. His memoir highlights the formation of ...