Large Company Owner

One of the four types defined in the W.I.L.A. Mountain. Large company owners own a system or a product that makes money even when they are not working. The key here is being good at systems creation and people management. They are often seen as risk takers, but from their perspective, being a Worker is riskier. A large company owner can engage in activities that sustain the viability of the company. When large company owners need more money, they create a new product or create or acquire a new system that produces money.

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