Case Study Tim Blixseth

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1. Tim Blixseth’s success is attributed to the fact that he was passionate about his work and was business savvy. Blixseth used his cunning in business deals, which enabled him to make millions of dollars. Once he became wealthy, Blixseth then chose to focus on business ventures that pertained to his own hobbies(skiing, golfing, and music). Besides thoroughly enjoying his work, Blixseth is also very generous with his fortune. He randomly helps out people in need and overtips those that serve them in order to brighten up their day. Blitzen’s formula can be emulated to a certain extent by if one chooses to integrate their work with their interests. This has helped Blitzen ascend to a billionaire and is why he still works after officially retiring

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