Jeff Bezos wanted to be a physicist, but started Amazon after a friend showed him he wasn't smart enough
Amazon recently became the second company in the world, after Apple, to touch the $1 trillion mark making its founder Jeff Bezos the richest man on earth. The Amazon founder during an interaction at The Economic Club of Washington revealed how an incident during his days at the Princeton University transformed his life and made him realise that he could "never be a great theoretical physicist". and why Srilankan names are three lines long #lk pic.twitter.com/fNrIxrDWCK Podi Malli September 17, 2018 When Bezos asked Yasantha if he solved the equation in his head, he was astonished to know that he was able to map the problem based on problem he had solved three years ago. Well, luckily for us, Bezos didn't pursue his dream of becoming a theoretical physicist and decided to start Amazon later on in his life.
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