The DRTV Business by "Brad Richdale" ®: Richard Branson

Sunday, July 14, 2013

The First Appearance Of Steve Jobs When He Returned To APPLE

I'm not sunned that Steve Jobs was told to leave the company he founded. People with ADHD (something I know a lot about) aren't easy to work with.

Of course Steve Jobs from the moment he was re-invited back into Apple drove the stock of Apple to a value increase of 9,000 percent before he passed away.

Richard Branson doesn't consider Steve Jobs an Entrepreneur, he considers him a micro manager. I have news for Sir Richard Branson he should speak with Apple and Disney shareholders (the company that acquired Pixar which he acquired and made into a movie studio) about his claim that Steve Jobs wasn't an Entrepreneur.

Richard's claim that Steve Jobs wasn't an Entrepreneur is perhaps the dumbest comment I've ever heard about Steve Jobs.

written by Brad Richdale Author

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Richard Branson On Being An ADHD High School Dropout And Billionaire At TED

This is a hilarious clip where DRTV genius Richard Branson, high school drop out at the age of 15 now Billionaire explains his lack of financial capability in business.

Regardless of the humor to this story he remains one of the most magnetic individuals of our time and certainly one of the most financially successful.

With my ADHD I can certainly identify with Richard and am thankful for my friend Joe Polish's introduction to Dr. Ned Hallowelll www.successwithsanity.com, a fellow graduate of Phillips Exeter for changing my life after 55 years of wondering why I'm so different than a normal people.

Go to Dr. Hallowell's website www.successwithsanity.com and learn about the correlation between Entrepreneurs and ADHD/ADD.

I've always found it fascinating that Richard Branson promoted the original PUNK band, the Sex Pistols who sang mockingly, "God Save The Queen" and the fact that the Queen later Knighted him Sir Richard Branson.

Further review and commentary at http://www.bizjournals.com/prnewswire/press_releases/2015/02/18/DC35046

written by Brad Richdale Author

This story also appears at http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=47286685

Brad Richdale ®

I'm an American Entrepreneur who has sold products globally through direct response marketing. I'm a proven veteran in front of the camera as an actor, and spokesperson and behind the camera as a writer, director, and producer. In 1987, I starred in a feature film based on my syndicated television show, Choice Cuts. (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3934437/filmotype). I turned an investment of $100,000 to over $135,000,000 in gross revenues (all funded through internal cash flow), while winning two infomercial of the year awards ( 1996, 1997, National Infomercial Marketing Association). My infomercial held the longest number one spot for the decade of the 90’s (21 months, source: Infomercial Monitoring Service, Jordon Whitney Report) and eventually featured NFL Hall of Fame quarterback, Fran Tarkenton. I produced an incalculable number of millionaires and multi-millionaires globally as a result. I sold out on my first Home Shopping Network appearance. The Governor of Florida, the late Lawton Chiles recommended me as a specialist in turning around companies in a one hour conference call. My on-air sales made me the second largest shipper via UPS in the state of Florida behind the Home Shopping Network. I've filed multiple 13D's with the SEC and been part of a group that won a proxy fight and ousted all corporate officers (TAL: Talley Industries). My current project is the direct marketing of a patented health/sciences technology that I acquired from Red Polling the former three times CEO of Ford; my primary focus is on treating peripheral neuropathy in Oncology, AIDS, and Diabetes.

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