I once said to my brother Victor, who has made a fortune in this world on the little tiny island called Barbados. You could put four Barbadoses in Los Angeles and still have room. He’s made a considerable fortune and he started behind the eight-ball. He said to me, “You know, Neville, nobody will believe it…maybe you will…when they say, ‘What is the secret of your success?’ they think that because I have money that I love money. I don’t love money. Oh, yes, I have it, I have millions, but I don’t love money. I love the use of money. But if I told you what I consider my success and the secret of my success, maybe you will believe, maybe you won’t…others don’t.” Because, being a successful businessman, they are afraid of him, and they think he’s hard. They think he’s everything that he’s not. And this is what he told me. What do you think he said? He said, “My secret is this: I love people. They’re all afraid of me because I have money, but I’m never too busy to see anyone. Regardless of the pigment of their skin, they can sit right down…with anyone coming in. If Churchill came in…when Churchill was alive he came…he would sit in the same seat that my porter would come, if my porter wanted to see me. And I really love people.”756 ¶34