The True Entreprenuer Is A Doer,not A

I Think In Terms Of Businesses, In Terms Of Things That Are Really Big And Marry Technology With Entertainment. That's Where I Like To Spend My Time.

I Believe That In Games, When You're Talking About Pitting My Wits And My Brain Against Your Wits And Your Brain, That Simplicity Of The Game Becomes A Dominant Factor.

One Of The Big Concerns I Have Is That Most Of The Hr Departments In A Lot Of Companies Are Hiring Away From Creativity And They Don't Know It. For Instance, They Are Requiring Everybody To Have A College Degree. The Most Creative People I Know Couldn't Deal With College.

In 1980, Business At My Company, Chuck E. Cheese's, Was Thriving And I Was Feeling Flush. So I Bought A Very Large House On The Champ De Mars In Paris, Right Between The Eiffel Tower And The Ecole Militaire. The Home Was Quite Amazing: At Six Stories, It Spanned 15,000 Square Feet And Featured Marble Staircases And A Swimming Pool In The Basement.

I've Always Thought Legal Addictions Are A Great Way To Create A Business. Starbucks Is A Wonderful Example.