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Arthur Morris Blank is an American businessman who co-founded the home improvement retailer The Home Depot.
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01Chapter IPersonal file.
Personal file.
Arthur Morris Blank is an American businessman. He co-founded the home improvement retailer The Home Depot.
| Item | Contents |
|---|---|
| Name | Arthur Blank |
| Industry | Integrated business/investment |
| Channel Original | [cxYLRCwX_aM] Asking Atlanta Billionaires How They Got Rich! |
| Maximum number for self-presentation | $300B |
| External identity information | American businessman and sports team owner (born 1942) |
| Wikipedia | Arthur Blank |
02Chapter IIHis mindset and hit.
His mindset and hit.
He's not collecting the money he earned.
- "Relationshipships. They don't teach you how to multivite relationships and maximize those in school."
- "He went from store to store, from place to place putting a CD out of his trunk and became a millionaire."
- "start a discipline and you trying to get out here and trust and like you said, people doubt you, you got to be strong."
- "that failed."
- "that failed, t-shirt company that failed, making company that failed, record label that went out of business."
03Chapter IIIExternal information (Wikipedia with links)
External information (Wikipedia with links)
The following is from the Wikipedia entry (other than his own), which is used to supplement the personal background outside the channel.
Arthur Morris Blank is an American businessman. He co-founded the home improvement retailer The Home Depot.
| Item | Contents |
|---|---|
| Wikipedia Entry | Arthur Blank |
| One word. | American businessman and sports team owner (born 1942) |
| Wikidata | Q2865008 |
| Birth/Qualitative, etc. | This page is not taken word for word. See Wikipedia Original |
04Chapter IVThe macro environment at the time
The macro environment at the time
The collection, which does not refer to a specific year, provides a reference to key macro data for recent years:
| Year | Macrofacts | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Federal funds 1.55% Unemployment 3.5% (lowest 50 years) | Source |
| 2020 | Federal funds effective interest rate 0.05% (April) Personal savings rate 31.8% (historical) new U.S. 5.4 million businesses | Source |
| 2021 | Federal funds effective interest rate 0.08 % United States digital advertising revenue $189B (+35%) YouTube Shorts US online + $100M Shorts Fund | Source |
| 2022 | Effective interest rate of federal funds: 4.10% (December, +4 percentage points in year) CPI-to-June peak 9.0% Savings rate dropped to 4.2% | Source |
| 2023 | Federal funds 5.12% (July peak) United States digital advertising rate down to +7.3% (tenth anniversary low) | Source |
| 2024 | Federal funds 5.13% to 4.48% (first interest rate decrease in September) U.S. digital advertising revenue 258.6B (+14.9%) I'm not sure. | Source |
| 2025 | U.S. digital advertising close to $300B (+13.9%) Creator advertising expenditure $37B (+26%) | Source |
05Chapter VIndustry structure: integrated business / investment
Industry structure: integrated business / investment
| Facts | Figures/conclusions | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Income structure | Multi-business (operating + investment + content) companies, valuations are often priced separately for individual segments | Source |
| Macro Sensitivity | Increase in cost of funds, compressing M & As and valuation multiples in interest rates: 2022-12 Federal funds 4.10%, 2023-07 5.12% | Source |
| United States Entrepreneurship Environment | In 2021, the United States added 5.4 million new businesses (Census calibre, the highest ever). | Source |
06Chapter VIOriginal Source
Original Source
- [cxYLRWX aM] Asking Atlanta Billionaires How They Got Rich!
- Wikipedia · Arthur Blank