
In "Play Nice But Win," tech legend Michael Dell reveals how a college dropout built a Wall Street darling while battling Carl Icahn. Unlike Branson or Bloomberg, Dell's humility shines through this bestseller that's become required reading for tech industry insiders.
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Michael Dell's journey began not with computers, but with stamps. As a middle-schooler growing up in Houston, he launched "Dell's Stamps," a mail-order business that foreshadowed his future. By fourteen, he'd saved enough from various ventures to purchase an Apple II for $1,298-which he immediately disassembled to understand its components, much to his parents' horror. This insatiable curiosity about how things worked would become his defining characteristic. While other teenagers enjoyed summer breaks, the eighteen-year-old Dell was simultaneously running two profitable businesses. His primary venture involved purchasing base-model IBM PCs, upgrading them with additional memory and hard drives, then selling these enhanced machines to professionals through newspaper ads. His second operation practiced arbitrage-buying computers from overstocked retailers and selling them to undersupplied stores. "I would fly to cities with surpluses, rent U-Hauls despite being underage, and transport 30-40 PCs at a time," Dell recalls. "Later, I discovered shipping computers via Greyhound bus was even more cost-effective for in-state transactions." By the time he entered the University of Texas as a pre-med student, Dell's entrepreneurial fire was already burning too bright to extinguish. Room 2713 of Moore-Hill dormitory became ground zero for a business revolution, with inventory overwhelming the space so completely that his roommate created a makeshift wall of computer boxes just to carve out living space.
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