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Posted: 2025-05-08 20:46:47 UTC
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Ronald Wayne, the forgotten third founder of Apple, sold his 10% stake for $800 due to fear of personal liability, a decision that would be worth $320 billion today. He lives on social security, a stark contrast to the wealth of Jobs and Wozniak, yet claims he has no regrets.
The immense financial loss of Ronald Wayne's early Apple stake
The role of fear and risk assessment in business decisions
The contrast between Wayne's life and the success of Apple
The importance of conviction and patience in business
Fear of personal liability and financial risk
Lack of foresight regarding Apple's potential
The pressure of being the 'adult' in a startup with young founders