The document discusses finding success through pursuing one's passions. It advises that the best business to start is one that you love, regardless of the industry, as passion is more important than what the specific business is. It cites examples like Bob Dylan, Anita Roddick, and Garth Brooks as hugely successful people who followed their passions, even starting in humble positions, and found both joy and financial success through pursuing what they loved. The overarching message is to find something you're passionate about and let that drive your business or career.

1. ROBERT SHEMIN
What’s your business?

2. What it is doesn’t matter-
What matters is that you
Love it. Bob Dylan got it right
when he said, “A man is a
success if he gets up in the
morning and gets to bed at
night, an din between he
does what he wants to do.”

3. “Robert Shemin, what’s the best business for me to start?” And my answer’s always the
same: “The best business for you to start is the one you love. Think about what you love to
do then do it. It doesn't’ matter if your specialty is coffee like Starbucks, burgers like
McDonalds’s, Jewelry like Cartier, watches like Rolex or flowers like 1-800 flowers

4. As Anita Roddick, founder of
the Body Shop says, “ Success
to me is not about money or
status or fame, it’s about
finding a livelihood that brings
me joy and self- sufficiency and
a sense of contributing to the
word. ind yourself something
got love…success and money
will follow.

5. Garth Brooks, the famous
country singer. Now he’s sold
more records than almost
anyone but the Beatles and is on
of the most successful artist of all
time, yet he started out working
in a boot store in Nashville. Back
then he told everyone that his
passion was music.

6. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING