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Yes, the problem is defining what constitutes a one person company. To give another example, Cristiano Ronaldo is said to have been the highest paid sports sta
by ZenoArrow 9y ago
Yes, the problem is defining what constitutes a one person company.
To give another example, Cristiano Ronaldo is said to have been the highest paid sports star last year, with estimated earnings of $88 million.
https://www.forbes.com/profile/cristiano-ronaldo/?list=athletes https://www.forbes.com/profile/cristiano-ronaldo/?list=athle...
As laumars pointed out there's the question of whether you include assistants.
- johannes1234321 9y agoHis primary job is an employment, not his own business. He reports to his coach etc. His side businesses like marketing the CR7 brand is most likely outsourced to a large degree with little to none daily activity by him. A singer writing his own songs or an actor always looking for roles to play might be a business, while typically they are controlled by a record company or movie studio, which again isn't really like running a business on your own.
- pmontra 9y agoFurthermore he plays in a team. Golf or tennis players would be more appropriate examples.