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In 1976, Apple co-founder Ron Wayne made a decision that would become one of the most famous cautionary tales in business history. Worried about the potential financial risks and personal liability of the burgeoning startup, he chose to quickly sell his 10% stake in Apple.

At the time, Wayne believed he was making a smart, cautious move by selling his share for a modest $800, thus protecting himself from potential debt. His partners, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, went on to build a global empire, while Wayne retained no stake in the company.

That 10% stake in Apple would today be worth an estimated "$320 billion", making Wayne’s decision arguably the most costly financial mistake in modern business. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the huge, unpredictable rewards that can come from taking calculated risks.

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