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So Sam Walton is considered one of the greatest entrepreneurs to have ever lived and

certainly his results would prove it. Sam started with a single store in Rogers, Arkansas in 1962 to become the largest

retailer in the world. As of his death in 1992, Sam had over 1,700 stores in 25-plus countries and employed more than 380,000 people.

Walmart is still one of the largest companies in the world by revenue,

generating hundreds of billions of dollars in annual revenue.

And despite being some of the biggest philanthropists in the world, hundreds of billions of dollars in annual revenue.

And despite being some of the biggest philanthropists in the world,

Sam's four heirs still sit at the top of the Forbes 400 list.

That is a hell of an entrepreneurial legacy.

So how then? What was Sam's secret? Well, that is what

Tom Peters had to figure out a long while ago when he was hired to introduce Sam at an

award ceremony for the Sales Hall of Fame.

Tom only had 90 seconds to two minutes to say his peace,

or the mistress of ceremonies Barbara Walters would cut him off.

Tom thought, oh my God, how do I do this?

How do I sum up all of what Sam Walton is in 90 seconds?

So Tom decided to call Sam's friend and colleague of 30 odd years, David Glass, who succeeded Sam as CEO. He asked David, if you had to give the life

and times of Sam in 90 seconds, what would you say? David replied, well, there are a lot of lovely things

that you can say, but he said,

clearly and unmistakably, at the top of my list,

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