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57. Profiles of Genius Developed & Presented by John Anthony Marcel Bich Bic FOCUSED Nolan Bushnell Atari CONFIDENT William Gates, III Microsoft DRIVEN Howard Head Head Ski INTUITIVE Arthur Jones Nautilus REBELLIUS William Lear Lear Jet PASSIONATE Akio Morita SONY PERSUASIVE Soichiro Honda Honda PERSISTENT Steven Jobs Apple AUTOCRATIC Tom Monaghan Dominos’ COMPETITIVE Solomon Price Price Club IMPATIENT Fred Smith FedEx CHARISMATIC Ted Turner CNN RISK-TAKING