Bill Gates doubted his math skills: His Harvard days, pancake puzzle and the billion dollar dropout decision
Bill Gates' time at Harvard University was marked by self-doubt, especially about his math skills, but this fueled his determination to succeed. Surrounded by brilliant peers, Gates worked tirelessly in the computer lab, eventually dropping out to pursue his passion for software development. His collaboration on the "pancake sorting problem" showcased his problem-solving abilities. Despite initial insecurities, Gates' curiosity and intellectual drive led him to revolutionize the tech world by founding Microsoft.
Bill Gates' time at Harvard University was marked by self-doubt, especially about his math skills, but this fueled his determination to succeed. Surrounded by brilliant peers, Gates worked tirelessly in the computer lab, eventually dropping out to pursue his passion for software development. His collaboration on the "pancake sorting problem" showcased his problem-solving abilities. Despite initial insecurities, Gates' curiosity and intellectual drive led him to revolutionize the tech world by founding Microsoft.
