Hard start: Pope Francis was disco guard, Donald Trumpi collected bottles

It can be easy to imagine that the most powerful and influential people in the world live a sphere, away from us, ordinary mortals. But it's not exactly like that...

Many have started with small, difficult jobs to gain something.

Donald Trump collected bottles

The American leader became rich, but his father wanted to learn the value of money.

His father took him to the shipyards, where he and his brother were looking for empty bottles to come back for money, Trump told Forbes. He said he didn't earn much, but he learned to work to earn the money.

Barack Obama sold ice cream

As an adult teenager in Honolulu, Obama took up his first job at Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Bar, writes Time.

Jeff Bezos worked in McDonald's kitchen

The founder and CEO of online retail retailer Amazon began working in McDonald's kitchens during summer as a teenager, according to the book <x0). Spy careers that started at McDonald's”.

The most tiring thing was to keep getting things at the right pace”, Bezos said. McDonald's Manager was excellent, had a lot of guys working for him and he was able to keep us focused, even having fun”.

Pope Francis, bodyguard at discotheque

Before Jorge Mario Bergoglio joined the Jesus as a priest, he became Archbishop of Buenos Aires, then cardinal, and finally received the papal diadema by becoming Pope Franzescu he did a number of jobs not exactly “glamour”

According to the Catholic News Service, at an early age, the pope was tested in a chemical laboratory, sweeping floors as waiters, and working as a bodyguard in a bar.

Warren Buffett distributed newspapers

Buffett wanted to win and save money since he was a little boy. Today, Berkshire Hathaay chairman and CEO has an estimated 53.5 billion euros fortune, according to Forbes, making him one of the richest in the world.

At the age of 13, Buffett spent mornings distributing copies of The Washington Post, according to his biography. In the same year, he invested $12,000 of his savings on 16 hectares of agricultural land.

Oprah Winfrey worked at the grocery store

Winfrey's media empire has made it the first billionaire woman to have 2.6 billion euros in wealth, according to Forbes. Before she reached the top, she did everything to get out of a difficult, poor childhood.

When she was living with her father in Nashville as a teenager, she worked at a grocery store near her father's barber, reports the world.al.

Michael Dell washed dishes in a Chinese restaurant

As founder and CEO of Dell Inc., Michael Dell has had a rise in power during the establishment of his personal computer. Today, there is an asset of 14.3 billion euros, according to Forbes. But before contributing to the spread of the PC, he had his first job as a dishwasher in a Chinese restaurant at the age of 12, according to what is written in his biography.

Hillary Clinton was monitoring the children's park.

Clinton writes in her autobiography “Hard Choices” that she had the first job paid, except to be a babysitter, at the age of 13, as the overseer of the children's park, a few miles from her home in Chicago's suburbs, in Park Ridge, Illinois.

Former State Secretary and senator said she had to go round with a cart full of cannons, toy swords and string of ropes, for three days a week, throughout the summer.

My parents believed in independence and work, and made the children understand the value of a dollar and the dignity of a good job,” she writes.

Michael Bloomberg worked in the parking lot

The former mayor of New York today who has a fortune of 45 billion euros, according to Forbes, comes from a middle-class family. As a student at John Hopkins University, he worked at a parking lot to pay for school.

Madeline Albright sold cipeta

Albright became the first Secretary of State in the time of President Clinton. She came to the US as political refugees from Czechoslovakia, when her anti-communist family was threatened by her country's communist party.

His first job was as a rapper at a big store in Denver, according to Forbes. He may have won nothing, but he learned to deal with people in difficult situations.