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July 25th, 2012
09:34 AM GMT
Editor’s note: The Millennials are a generation that are constantly plugged in and moving fast to make their mark on the world. CNN’s Quest Means Business is tracking four of them. (CNN) - To examine millennial David Lloyd's business success, we look at his childhood and how his youthful drive led to triumphs in the business world. "I think that as a toddler David always wanted to be first, the first out of the bath, the first into the car, that I think was a fairly distinctive thing about him in fact, he was quite a competitive child,” explains David’s mother, Sarah. Sports loomed large in his childhood. "I think all of things, I think sport does teach you a great deal," Sarah says. "It teaches you fair play, it teaches you how to work with a team, it teaches you good communication, it teaches you how to cope when you lose – I think that's incredibly important. So I think in all kinds of ways sport kind of mirrors life." |
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Now, if only that "sportmanship" actually conveyed to corporate management. VP's and executives seem best at skills such as playing golf, locking lips to a** and grabbing everything for themselves at the long-term expense of the company. I'm not sure if that's what you learn in junior soccer, but I'm sure it's why I have my own corporation.
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