Bill's success stems from his family, his love for his career, and his perseverance in things; this tells us that success is not a one-sided factor, but a collection of multiple aspects, and we need to think comprehensively. Bill reads 150 books an hour and reads 14 books a week. His brain is like a CPU, thinking all the time. He is extremely efficient and has a strong memory. Only by staying curious about new things and developing the habit of lifelong learning can we keep up with the development of society. Bill devoted himself to philanthropy in the later period. He wanted to use technology to solve some world problems. Technology was his most powerful weapon, but in the end he was defeated by social factors. In fact, this is Bill's most charismatic place. His options are only to work hard and work harder. At the end of the documentary, there are words from Bill's mother: success is not what you do, but what kind of person you become. above
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