When Bernard Marcus was 50 years old and working in his father's cabinet shop, he never imagined that one day the company he would co-found with a friend could make him worth as much as $7.8 billion. All of this from someone who wanted to become a doctor but couldn't afford tuition to do so.
He built his company from a small hardware store into the largest home improvement retailer with $110 billion worth of revenue!

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