Ken Hendricks passed away Friday. Hendricks proved that you don’t have to approach life in the usual manor in order to be truly successful at what you do. I love the following quote from Ken Hendricks, (pulled from Inc. magazine’s blog post):

A high school dropout, Hendricks learned the roofing trade from his father and eventually founded a wholesale roofing distributing business that turned over $3 billion in business a year with 6,000 employees and 390 locations.

“Whatever you do, do the best you can and never set a limit on how far you can go,” Hendricks told Inc. magazine last December. “It doesn’t matter what you do. It’s always fun if you’re successful.”

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