The first trailer for Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates opens with the Microsoft icon giving rapid-fire answers to questions about his favorite animal and food and what he eats for breakfast…
opens with the Microsoft icon giving rapid-fire answers to questions about his favorite animal and food and what he eats for breakfast. Then comes, “What is your worst fear?”The three-part documentary from Netflix — which will
this weekend — explores that mind and the motivations of the celebrated tech visionary, business leader and philanthropist. It’s billed as an in-depth and unfiltered depiction of a man’s life journey, both his triumphs and setbacks.After stepping down as CEO of Microsoft in 2000, Gates began one of the greatest professional second acts in modern history when he shifted his time and considerable intellect toward solving some of the world’s most persistent problems.
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