Bill Gates 11 Rules Bill Gates 11 Guidelines in Bill Gates Book for High School and College Graduates, There Is A List of 11 Things They Did Not Learn In School. In His Book, Bill Gates Talks About How Feelgood, Political, Political- CORRECT TEACHINGS CREATED A FULL Generation of Kids with no concept The Up for failure in the real world. In Bill Gates, write to high school graduates and college graduates, there is a list of lists 11 students have not learned in school. Bill Gates talked about the "political correct" teaching in the book to cultivate a young man who did not know what the real thing, this education can only lead to the losers in the real world. The 11 Things Are: This 11 thing is: 1. Life is not fair, get buy to it. 1. Life is unfair; to adapt to it. 2. The World Wont Care About Your Selfesteem. The World Will Expect You to Accomplish Something Before You Feel Good About YourSelf. 2. This world will not be in your self-esteem. This world is expected to have achievements before you feel good. 3. You Will Not Make 40 THOUSAND DOLLARS A Year Right Out of High School. You Wont Be a Vice President with a car phone, unsil you earn. 3. I have just graduated in high school. You will not earn $ 40,000 a year. You will not be a company vice president, and have a car installed with a phone until you have earned this position and car phone. 4. IF you think your teacher is Tough, Wait Till You Get a Boss. He DoesNT Have Tenure. 4. If you think your teacher is strict, wait for you to have a boss to think so. The boss may not be limited. 5. Flipping Burgers Is Not Beneath Your Dignity. Your Grandparents Had a Different Word for Burger Flipping; They Called It Opportunity. 5. The milk cake does not have to lose your dignity. Your grandparents can have different definitions on the philosophy; they call it opportunities. 6. If you mess up, ITS Not Your PARENTS FAULT, SO DONT Whine About Our Mistakes, Learn from Them. 6. If you are in trouble, it is not your parents' fault, so don't complain about our mistakes, you have to learn from it.
