From the book millionaire success habits by Dean Graziosi: Though I love all of John Paul DeJoria's story, I relish that early admonition of his high school teacher who told John Paul and his friend Michelle Gilliam they'd never amount to anything. Well, to say that they proved this teacher wrong is a gross understatement.
I would appreciate it if you rephrased the last sentence for me. It doesn't make sense to me; I mean, proving that teacher wrong shouldn't be a gross understatement (a bad statement), because now they are successful (why is it bad?)
I would appreciate it if you rephrased the last sentence for me. It doesn't make sense to me; I mean, proving that teacher wrong shouldn't be a gross understatement (a bad statement), because now they are successful (why is it bad?)