Episodes (Page 33)
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Stacy Madison co-founded Stacy's Pita Chips, turning a passion into a business.
Stacy Madison
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Brothers Patrick and John Collison founded and sold a company before age 20.
John Collison
Patrick Collison
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Casey Neistat overcame a difficult youth to pursue filmmaking.
Casey Neistat
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Jeni Britton Bauer founded Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, focusing on authenticity.
Jeni Britton Bauer
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Chip Wilson started Lululemon as a small pop-up store in Vancouver.
Chip Wilson
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Julia Hartz left a TV career to co-found Eventbrite with her husband.
Julia Hartz
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David Neeleman founded JetBlue Airways, discussing the benefits of ADD.
David Neeleman
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Ron Shaich transformed Au Bon Pain into a large bakery chain.
Ron Shaich
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Sarah LaFleur launched M.M.LaFleur to simplify dressing for working women.
Sarah LaFleur
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Stewart Butterfield co-founded Flickr and Slack, both born from failed ventures.
Stewart Butterfield
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Jimmy Wales launched Wikipedia in 2001, an experiment during the dot-com boom.
Jimmy Wales
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Shazi Visram conceived Happy Baby after a friend struggled with feeding twins.
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Bill Creelman's initial business plan evolved from smoked fish to cocktail seasonings.
Bill Creelman
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Marcia Kilgore is a serial entrepreneur behind Bliss, FitFlop, and BeautyPie.
Marcia Kilgore
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Michael Dell started selling PC upgrade kits from his dorm room in 1983.
Michael Dell
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Stacy Brown turned her home-based chicken salad operation into a business.
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Tariq Farid founded Edible Arrangements, combining flowers and fruit.
Tariq Farid
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Steve Madden started selling shoes in high school and later launched his own brand.
Steve Madden
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Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger discuss their post-Instagram endeavors.
Kevin Systrom
Mike Krieger
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Kathleen King started Tate's Bake Shop at age 11 selling cookies.
Kathleen King