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Success stories can come in any form and has no established formula or method. We are definitely aware of the bad stories anger and sometimes revenge can create; However factboyz brings to you success stories of business that were created out of pure revenge and anger; Hope you enjoy the list!


1.  Virgin AirwaysRichard Branson likely never planned to start his own airline business when he was younger, however, 30 years ago, he became so infuriated with American Airlines, he decided to make some changes. He was in Puerto Rico and he was booked on a flight to the British Virgin Islands. When there weren’t enough passengers to fill the plane, the airline canceled the flight. According to Branson, he had a woman waiting for him, therefore, he needed to get home quickly. He decided to hire a plane and he borrowed a blackboard and he wrote “Virgin Airlines” on it. He rounded up all of the passengers who had been bumped, charged them $39 to fly one way to the British Virgin Islands, and that is how he filled his first plane. When he got home, he searched for Boeing 747’s for sale, and his airline was born.

2.  Fed ExIn 1965, Fed Ex founder, Frederick Smith wrote a term paper about the shipping industry and its flaws. He invented an industry on paper and laid out all of the logistics. He proposed a system of shipping important items to people without relying on passenger route systems. After serving in the military, in August 1971, Smith got a job with Arkansas Aviation Sales located in Little Rock. While working there, he saw how difficult is was to get packages shipped to him in a day or two. After inheriting $4 million from his father, he used the information from his term paper and created Fed Ex. Finally, he was able to get a package in one or two days.

3.  NetflixNetflix is one of the 10 great successful businesses created by revenge. The company was created by Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings. Originally, the idea for Netflix was to sell various items over the internet. While the men were planning their business, Reed Hastings rented Apollo 13 in 1997. He forgot to return it and he ended up having to pay a $40 late fee. This made him so angry that he decided to rent movies over the internet rather than sell products. Soon Netflix was born, which drove video stores around the world out of business. Netflix is currently available in 190 countries and users can either get DVD’s in the mail or they can live stream movies and television shows. Reed made sure that Netflix would never have a late charge and users could keep the dvds as long as they liked.

4.  SpotifySpotify was developed by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon. They were fed up with standing in line to get their favorite CDs so they signed up with Napster. When they started to charge for their service and eventually shut down, the two man started paying $2 a song from Apple Tunes, which they resented. They decided to create a free music service that would last. After working in a tiny apartment, which only contained a mattress, Spotify was born.

5. The GapThe Gap was founded by a man named Donald Fisher and his wife Doris in 1969. The couple hated shopping for jeans because they could never find any that fit them just right. To solve their problem, they decided to open up their own store that carried jeans in plenty of sizes and styles so that everyone could find the right size jeans. They raised $63,000 to open their first store. After the second year, they had reached $2 million in sales. They decided to branch out and open additional stores. Today, The Gap is one of the largest clothing stores in the world.

6. IntelThe three founders of Intel, Robert Noyce, Gordon Moore, and Arthur Rock all decided to leave Fairchild, the company that they worked for because all of their companies would not let them create or invent. Instead, they left them doing administrative duties. In the end, they founded Intel, where they invented the first microprocessor. If Fairchild had only allowed them to invent rather than hand administrative, they would have become a household name. Instead, it is Intel.

7.  Liverpool Football ClubThe Liverpool Football Club was founded in 1892. A man named Tom Watson bought a stadium for Everton Football Club and at the last minute, Everton pulled out. Watson was left with a stadium and not team. He decided to form his own football club, which went on to win two league championships. Today, they are the most successful league in England.

8. ActivisionActivision is a video game publisher. Before Activision, third party developers did not exist. The founders of Activision, Larry Kaplan, Allen Miller, David Crane, and Bob Whitehead were working for Atari. They met with the CEO to demand that the company treat the developers the way the music business treated artists, buy paying them royalties on anything with their name on it. When Atari refused, the men decided to create Activision, where they could get credit and payment for their hard work.

9.  DysonDyson is a vacuum company created by James Dyson. After he bought a Hoover vacuum cleaner, he found that it got clogged very quickly and it didn’t provide enough suction. The only time he could restore proper suction was to keep putting in a fresh bag. He decided that he would develop a better vacuum cleaner with more suction. After visiting a local sawmill, he saw an industrial cyclone and he found the solution to his suction problem and Dyson was born. Dyson was born out of Hoover’s shortcomings.

10. Puma/AdidasIn 1924, two German brothers Rudolf Dassler and Adolf Dassler created a shoe company called Gebruder Dassler Schuhfabrik. In 1948, the two had a falling out and they realized that they could no longer work together. They decided to split and start their own companies. One brother created Puma and the other created Adidas. It is hard to tell which brother got his revenge since both brothers’ businesses is successful worldwide.

11. LamborghiniThe creator of Lamborghini originally owned a tractor company called Lamborghini Trattori, and he produced tractors from leftover military hardware. He was driving a Ferrari at the time and he was personally insulted by the founder of Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari. To get his revenge, he switched from manufacturing tractors to cars.


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Hugging is indeed a well-known therapy that has a powerful way of healing. Research that has been carried out shows that hugging as well as laughter is extremely effective at healing sicknesses, loneliness, anxiety and of course, stress. Research also shows that a nice, proper good, deep hug where two people come together, can help benefit in these ten ways Factboyz has compiled.


1. The soothing touch of a good hug helps build trust and increase the sense of safety. This also helps with increasing bonding through open and honest communication.

2. Hugs actually boosts oxytocin levels instantly which help in healing feelings if loneliness, isolation and anger

3. Seretonin levels are increased especially when hugs last for an extended time increasing and elevating moods and in the creation of happiness
4. Hugs strengthen the immune system. The gentle pressure on the sternum and the emotional charge creates activates the SOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA. This actually stimulates the thymus gland responsible for body regulation and balance of the body’s production of white blood cells which keeps you healthy and disease free.

5. Hugging boosts self-esteem. We all have the need to feel special and loved and when someone appreciates your self-worth through hugging, it increases the ability to self love. This is evident when parents show love to their little baby son or daughter and the child in return feels loved and self-esteem is successfully boosted.

6. Hugging and Hugs relaxes the muscles. They release tension in the body. They soothe aches by increasing the circulation into the soft tissues.

7. The energy exchange between the people hugging is an investment in the relationship. It encourages empathy and understanding. Virginia Satir, a respected family therapist, said “We need eight hugs per day for maintainance. We need twelve hugs a day for growth; I find love as a miracle drug”

8. Hugs teach us how to give and receive. There is equal value in receiving and being receptive to warmth, as to giving and sharing. Huge educate us how love flows both ways.

9. Hugs are very much like meditation and laughter. They teach us how to let go and be present in the moment. They encourage us to flow with the energy of life.

10. Hugs balance out the nervous system. The galvanic skin response of someone receiving and giving a hug shows a change in skin conductance. The effect in moisture and electricity in the skin suggests a more balanced state in the nervous system parasympathetic.

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A century ago, billionaires had everything to do with age and business experience. However, today things have changed for the better as the younger generation seem to also have an eye for really huge money. It must be duly noted that some of these billions could be from family inheritance, technology  and business startups. This year the young belle Kylie Jenner beacame the youngest self made billionaire a record previous;y held by Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook.According to Forbes' 2018 World Billionaires rankings, there were 63 billionaires under the age of 40 with a cumulative wealth of $265 billion. This group is roughly 3% of the total number of world billionaires and about the same in terms of cumulative wealth. Below is a list by Factboyz containing the young champs who have all the money they want!



 1. Alexandra AndresenAge: 22 yearsNet worth: $1.4BBorn in 1996, Alexandra Andresen is the world's youngest billionaire. She is a Norwegian heiress and the daughter of Johan H. Andresen Jr., who owns Ferd, a Norwegian investment company that runs hedge funds, actively invests in the Nordic Stock Exchange, and has private equity investments. In 2007, Andresen and her sister, Katharina, were each transferred 42.2% of the ownership stakes and subsequently inherited the money. even though their father insists that he won't force his daughters to take part in the family company if they don't want to)

2. Katharina AndresenKatharina G. Andresen Age: 23 years
Net worth: $1.4BKatharina Andresen is the world's second-youngest billionaire, as only her sister Alexandra is younger. Andresen also inherited 42.2% of the Ferd ownership stakes.

3. Gustav Magnar Witzoe Age: 25 years
Net worth: $1.9B Gustav Magnar Witzoe owns nearly half of SalMar ASA, one of the world's largest salmon producers. SalMar spearheaded the industrialization of salmon farming in Norway. This stake was given to him in 2013 by his father, Gustav Magar Sr., who founded the company in 1991. Because Witzoe Sr. still runs the company, Gustav invests in real estate and tech startups.

4. Evan Spiegel Age: 28 years
Net worth: $4.1BEvan Spiegel is the co-founder and CEO of Snap Inc, a camera company which operates Snapchat — a photo messaging service that delivers temporary photos between friends. Spiegel studied product design at Stanford University, where he met his co-founder and fellow billionaire, Bobby Murphy. Evan Spiegel is 28 years old and has a net worth of $4.1 billion.

5. Ludwig Theodor Braun Age: 28 years
Net worth: $1.7B Ludwig Theodor Braun owns 10% of the medical device company B. Braun Melsungen, which was founded in 1839 as a small pharmacy that sold herbal remedies and is now a major medical instruments firm. His father took over the reins of the company in 1977.

6. John CollisonAge: 28 years
Net worth: $1BJohn Collison (born 1990) is an Irish entrepreneur. He is best known for having co-founded Stripe a company that builds software for businesses to plug into websites and apps to instantly connect with credit card and banking systems in order to receive payments with his brother, Patrick. The brothers are worth at least $1.1 billion each, after San Francisco-based Stripe raised $150 million from CapitalG, an investment division of Google parent company Alphabet, and General Catalyst Partners.John Collison is the owner and co-founder of Stripe, The Irish entrepreneur devised the idea for Stripe with his brother, Patrick, when they were both attending university in Boston. After a recent round of funding, the company is valued at a whopping $20 billion, according to reports.

7. Patrick Collison Age: 30 years
Net worth: $1B Brother of John Collison, Patrick is the co-founder and CEO of Stripe, the company that allows businesses and individuals to easily accept payment over the internet. Stripe's big-name investors include Elon Musk and Peter Thiel.

8. Bobby Murphy Age: 30 years
Net worth: $4.2B Bobby Murphy is the second half of the co-founding pair that brought Snap Inc to the marketplace, and he also owns the company. Murphy is older than his fellow co-founder Spiegel and studied mathematics and computational science at Stanford University.

9. Wang HanAge: 30 years
Net worth: $1.2B Wang Han inherited wealth from the shares he holds in Juneyao Air, a major airline company based in Shanghai. He inherited the shares from his deceased father who founded Juneyao Group which also has business involvement in retailing, education, and food.

10. Eva Maria Braun-Luedicke Age: 31 years
Net worth: $2B Eva Maria Braun-Luedicke own 12% of B. Braun Melsungen. The company manufactures injection solutions and surgical instruments. It had over $7.9 billion in sales for 2017.


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