When I watched the first episode, I was very impressed by Bill's reading so many books and his reading speed, so I bought a few books at that time and the reading speed was naturally irrelevant. The documentary is very well shot. The three episodes horizontally talk about the toilet, polio, and nuclear power plant, three projects that Bill engaged after he retired from Microsoft. career, love. Bill, who looks very arrogant to the outside world, just as he said, a company that made billions of dollars in his twenties and controlled thousands of people, and decided the fate of the company. But in fact, Bill himself also suffers some things silently. Geniuses also fail. Every time I fail, he always makes me try harder and compete with me to give up. He not only has a brain that ordinary people don't have, but also Has extraordinary execution and perseverance. His wife is also beautiful and smart. The third episode is my favorite. Bill's mother said that everyone must define their own success at the beginning. With these specific expectations for ourselves, we are more likely to succeed.
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