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Usain Bolt has won 9 gold medals in last 3 Olympics and he has run less than 2 mins on the track. That's economy of effort Usain Bolt ran for less than 115 secs in total in his 3 Olympics career and made 119 million dollars! That's more than $1M for each second he ran! That's a new unit of speed for the "run" for money... $ 1Million/sec... But for those 2 mins he trained for 25+ years ! That's investment :) start investing See more