This document discusses how success does not necessarily require a college education. It provides examples of successful people like Abraham Lincoln, Henry Ford, Albert Einstein, and several Indonesian business founders who achieved wealth and success without college degrees. It notes that soft skills like character are more important than hard skills or intelligence for success, and that learning can occur outside of college from life experiences and other people. The document advocates working hard from an early age and starting at entry-level positions to work one's way up as paths to achieving success without higher education.

1. Without going to
College,
We can be rich and
enjoy this life

2. • Going to college is spending a lot of money (for
homestay, college fee, food, etc).
• Going to college is wasting time.
• We can learn everything not only at college but we can
learn everything in everywhere and with everyone.
• Your success isn’t depend from your hardskill
(intelligence) but it depends from your softskill
(character).
• Everybody want to get work as soon as possible.

3. Success PeopleLincoln didn’t
have high
education. He
studied politics
by him self.
Henry Ford is the founder of car industry.
Ford is the son of a farmer. When he was 17,
he left his home and worked at Detroit
mechanic company. That brought him to his
wealth.
Albert Einstein

4. He’s the founder of
Sampoerna/the first
generation of
Sampoerna. He was
born on Fujian,
China. When he was
11, he was able to
support his own
needs.
Liem Seeng Tee
( Founder of PT. Sampoerna)
Tjoa Jien Hwie/Surya Wonowidjoyo
( Founder of Gudang Garam)
He was born on Fujian, China. He moved to Indonesia
when he was 3. He started to work in his uncle’s
cigarette company from he was child.

5. • If there is a
will there is
a way .
• Work in a big company although
starting from the lowest position .