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In the early 1980s, I was involved in a successful bid to buy an estate in a small country town, in which I was married and raising seven children. I lived with my partner, who was also a chartered surveyor, and the rest is history. My career here has been, without question, my most successful. But I've done my utmost to keep my family afloat, and I've also been given an opportunity to try anything I can to achieve it. And why? Because I've taken in more than £10bn of ocean freight for my personal cargo, which makes me the world's richest person. I've paid for my own house (which I bought in 2005), and I'm still living at home. I'm working on a raft for the first time this month, which has been designed by a couple from England. I'm also spending some time in the ocean, and I am still enjoying sailing with my family. I'm also in the midst of a book release next year, and I have a few new projects to work on. I'm also working on a new book with my partner, to be published in the UK, in May. On to the rest of the story. The world's richest person It's been a rollercoaster ride with my life. I've learned so much and so much, from my work on the Titanic, to the financial crisis, to the end of my life, so it's hard not to feel a sense of pride in the fact that I've been able to keep all of that. But I don't think much about the wealth that comes from the world's richest people. I think about the work I've done and the sacrifices I've made over the years. And I think about the people I've made and the sacrifices I've made to those around me. On the Titanic, I could have been a young man, but I was a person of my father-in-law's generation. I was raised in a family where you could do anything you wanted to do, and I always had the ambition to be a doctor. So this year, I think about that a lot, and I think about how many of my friends and family have done the same. It's the hardest part of my life for me to think about it. I've been able to find it. On the Titanic, I could have been a young man, but I was a person of my father-in-law's generation When I was a child, what did I do to make it to the top? I didn't do it for money. I was a student at Hull University's School of Management. I had to get a job and go to boarding school. My parents took me to the same boarding school where my brother studied. But when I was a boy, I went to boarding school. This was the first time that I was exposed to the ocean; this was the first time that I was exposed to the physical world. I went to boarding school and I began to be exposed to the ocean. It was really hard, but I did it. I went to the same boarding school where my sister-in-law studied. I went to boarding school. I went to boarding school. It was