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Not at all. There was a story about a man that wore coveralls, and drove an old pick up truck. Well when he went to the dealer to buy a new pick up truck, the other salesmen would not pay him any mind at all. He walked around the lot looking for the right pick up truck to suit his needs. This simple looking man with coveralls asked how much was the pick up truck. The salesmen stated, oh you won’t be able to afford such a beautiful truck as the one he selected. After all he was but a kindly gentleman but his appearance suggested he was of limited means.So the story continues about this kindly gentleman looking to buy a pick up truck. A young up and coming salesman, couldn’t have been over the age of 25, and just started with the car dealership began waiting on the kindly gentleman looking for a pick up truck. The kindly gentleman said to the young salesman, how much is this nice shiny truck, the salesman gave him the price. The kindly gentleman said to the young salesman Sold!. Will this be cash or credit, the young salesman asked. The kindly gentleman said cash.So as the story continues, the kindly gentleman reached into the pocket of his coveralls and took out a wad of bills, he began to count out what he needed to purchase the pick up truck he wanted. The other salesmen stood in stunned silence while the kindly gentleman finished counting out what he needed to pay for the pick up truck. The salesman young and dashing completed the paperwork for the pick up truck and handed the kindly gentleman the title, bill of sale, and the keys to his new pick up truck.The name on the paperwork, the bill of sale, and the title was none other than Sam Walton.; And who is Sam Walton you ask? He was the owner of Walton’s Five and Dime in Bentonville Arkansas, and one thing else, the founder of the largest chain of discount stores in the world, and that would be Walmart. Not bad for a kindly gentleman looking for a new pick up truck, not bad at all.

I love and appreciate business history, so if we're going for the top 10 greatest entrepreneurs we should at least consider entrepreneurs throughout the 20th and 21st century. That knocks out guys like Ben Franklin, John Jacob Astor, Andrew Carnegie, Marshall Field, etc. My list is also biased to the United States, otherwise I'd have to consider the history of the world.I'll also bias this list towards the creation of economic value, as well as the impact the entrepreneur had on their industry, on other industries, and in the creation of other significant companies.Without further ado, here are 10 of the greatest entrepreneurs in history:J.D. Rockefeller: his brilliant insight to consolidate the oil industry via Standard Oil, and realize the benefits of scale, made him a force to be reckoned with. Perhaps more importantly, consider his philanthropic impact with his role in founding several universities, as well as the scope of his foundation's work while he was alive and even after he died.JP Morgan: in 1907, he singlehandedly saved the U.S. economy from collapsing. People forget this, but imagine a guy like Warren Buffett leading all our recent bailout packages and that's the kind of impact JP had. JP was the finance function of the United States. Plus the partnership that he founded was responsible for the financing of several important businesses that impacted the broader economy, including many of the railroads. Via the HBS case on him, from 1902 to 1912, they were responsible for $2 billion in corporate issues (GNP was $20 billion... so they impacted 10% of the economy). Also, JP Morgan played a direct role in the formation of 5 giant companies: GE, AT&T, Federal Steel, US Steel (world's first billion dollar company), and International Harvester. Lastly, JP Morgan is now a $150 billion company. That it survived over 100 years is incredible, that it's that big is even more impressive. Edit: one more thing which Kyle Doherty suggested to drive the point home is that Morgan Stanley came out of JP Morgan as well. So add that market cap to JP Morgan's current market cap.Henry Ford: he created Ford, which democratized cars for everyone. In the process, he created an incredible company which is still a +$40 billion company today. Think about that: a company endured over 100 years. He is the godfather of assembly-line manufacturing, but he was also a prescient employer who was famous for paying above average wages to his workers. Many of his insights influenced his competitors in the auto industry, but also throughout modern manufacturing.Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce: Fairchild Semiconductor, the company that spawned a huge industry (semiconductors) and whose workers went on to do things like found Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital, and several important semiconductor companies. If that wasn't enough, then they went and started Intel.Sam Walton: Wal-Mart. The strategy here was incredible, by going high volume and low margin. Their scale has had an incredible positive impact for consumers by saving them billions every year. They do $250 billion in sales now out of a humble start in Arkansas.Bill Gates: Microsoft. Their IPO in the 1980's created thousands of millionaires. They changed an entire industry, though I have to take away points for their monopolistic tendencies. Just the wealth creation here is impressive, but consider what Bill Gates alone has managed to do with his wealth via the Gates Foundation. That's all because of Microsoft.Jim Clark: why do so many people forget what this guy did? He founded three multi-billion companies: Silicon Graphics, Netscape, and Healtheon. His co-founder at Netscape, a young precocious technologist at the time, went on to found Opsware, Ning, and a VC firm currently shaking things up. That young guy's name is Marc Andreessen.Sergey Brin and Larry Page: Google. Incredible wealth creation and in a really fast amount of time. They haven't just changed search, they've done an incredible amount of open source work in addition to their initiatives in mobile, etc. Caveat: the Google alums are perhaps more famous as investors, since as entrepreneurs I can't think of a Google alum who went on to found a company that sold for more than $50 million.I hated that I couldn't add someone like Jeff Bezos, who brought the scale and benefits of Walmart but to the internet via Amazon. I hated that I couldn't add a guy like Mark Zuckerberg, who may be on this list one day, but I didn't want to add him because it's still too early in the Facebook story.This list is really a list of the greatest modern entrepreneurs in the United States. The fun thing about this list is that we can debate it endlessly.

The first thing you need to do is check your states requirements for registering a vehicle. It will tell you exactly what you need.Each state is different and they have different requirements as to what needs to be on the bill of sale, whether or not it needs to be notarized etc.Always check with the local state DMV office or tax office. Here in Arkansas it is the Tax office. They told me what I needed and in some cases gave me the forms that needed to be filled out.When doing used cars, certified checks, money orders or cash. Also be sure the person buying it is aware of their need to register and pay the appropriate fees on the vehicle.I once did a no no, and did not take my plates off the vehicle. It came back to be three times for new paperwork as someone drive it for a wile, than flipped it to a new person, who came back for a new bill of sale. Then another one did it again. The last time we went and had the title and the bill of sale notarized. Last time I saw I the vehicle.