1. Passion: Strong interest (Cambridge Dictionary)
1.1. Bill Gates (Microsoft)
1.1.1. He left Harvard and decided to devote his effort to developing a new company together with an belief, creating "a computer on every desktop and in every home" (McFadden, 2020)
2. No overrating money: the money is not much important than other thing
2.1. Larry Page (Google)
2.1.1. His motto is, "Don't be Evil," meaning his goal is to search, not to sell (Investopedia, 2020).
3. Tolerance for failure ( Possess): tolerance for failure measures how an investor ex post reacts to a project's unfavorable outcome (ResearchGate, 2011).
3.1. Jack Ma (Alibaba)
3.1.1. Failed twice time in university entrance exam. Rejected by 30 different jobs and the only one who was rejected by KFC in total of 24. Despite all these things, Ma persisted throughout (CCA, 2017)
4. Meticulous attention for detail: Thoroughness in accomplishing a task through concern for all the areas involved, no matter how small (CSU).
4.1. Steve Job (Apple)
4.1.1. Vic Gundotra, the man behind Google +, posted a story that he was complained by Steve Job about the second "O" in Google because of wrong yellow gradient (Peralta, 2011)
5. High degree of focus (Possess): the ability to give the soul into the work (my definition).
5.1. Elon Musk (Tesla)
5.1.1. He slept under his desk at the Tesla factory so he could rise in the middle of the night to fix malfunctioning robots, and to spend all 24 hours of his 47th birthday there (Zetlin, 2019)