Payam Zamani, 53, who grew up in Iran, was sent to America by his parents in 1988 at age 17, along with his older brother. Between them, they had under $100 to live off of - but they were desperate to make better lives for themselves, so they quickly got to work. They landed a series of odd jobs through which they learned a lot about the business world, and in 1994, they decided to start their own online car-buying platform called Autoweb. It quickly became a massive success and the company transformed Payam and his brother into millionaires within three years. But now, fast forward to nearly three decades later, the entrepreneur has announced that he has no plans to give his immense earnings to his two daughters, Sophia, 19, and Ella, 18, when he passes away.
