In his recently released memoir, business mogul and billionaire John Catsimatidis is detailing his rags-to-riches story, and sharing how you can make $1 billion, too.
Red Apple Group and United Refining Company Chairman and CEO John Catsimatidis discusses his new book detailing the billionaire's rags-to-riches story. Despite being accepted into the prestigious West Point military academy, Catsimatidis decided to attend New York University andThe billionaire writes in his book: "The American Dream, I discovered somewhere along the way, doesn’t come with an instruction manual or a page at the end that says, ‘Okay, you can stop now.
You have arrived.’ I know my copy doesn’t. I’ve done a lot and seen even more. But I’m still that immigrant kid who thinks this is the greatest country ever. I still believe in the promise of America. I still believe the best is yet to come.""At the age of 70-plus, I still work 80, 90 hours a week, but I enjoy my work.""You go to work and you go item by item, and you put your hat on. Whether you're running an oil business, you put your hat on, whether you're running a supermarket business, you put a different hat on and you can't worry about all of them at the same time. Otherwise, you go nuts, compartmentalize," he said. Also, a family man with a wife, Margo, and two children Andrea and John Jr., Catsimatidis also discusses in his memoir the importance of doing things for
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