Simply Rich: Life and Lessons from the Cofounder of Amway: A Memoir
(By Rich DeVos)
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A prominent businessman, self-made billionaire, philanthropist, worldwide speaker, bestselling author, family man, and devout Christian—few people embody the heart of the American entrepreneurial spirit as plainly as Rich DeVos. He not only helped create one of the world’s biggest companies—Amway—but he did it from the ground up, with little but his deep faith in God to guide his decisions and keep his hopes alive. Now, following on the success of DeVos’s bestselling books about the world of business, he reveals his personal story for the first time ever. Simply Rich is a candid telling of his journey from rags to riches, from a small start-up business to giant success, and from doubts to dreams come true.
Born to poor Dutch immigrants in rural Michigan during the Depression, DeVos learned early on the importance of leadership as well as partnership. He was deeply influenced by his grandfather, father, and teachers who taught him valuable lessons. Among them were the key principles that would come to guide his entire life: faith, optimism, and perseverance. While still in school, he befriended his classmate and neighbor, Jay Van Andel, who eventually became his business partner. A lasting friendship sustained their fledgling business, which grew into the international success of Amway. In addition to stories of his business success, DeVos shares candidly about his marriage and family, his experiences as a motivational speaker and author, his ownership of the NBA basketball team Orlando Magic, and his philanthropic, religious, and political endeavors.
Inspiring, fascinating, and full of heart, Simply Rich is the astonishing rags-to-riches story that few can tell. Through his amazing accomplishments as both a businessman and faithful, generous soul, DeVos reveals the true meaning of success.”
