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How Fardad Zabetian is breaking down language barriers and connecting people around the world.

The co-founder of Netflix on why there is no such thing as a good idea.

Daina Trout has built Health-Ade Kombucha into a leader in the $2B Kombucha Industry.

Nate Checketts is turning Rhone into a major player in the performance lifestyle category.

How Evan Goldberg built the first cloud software company.

Alexia Brue seized her opportunity as an entrepreneur during the financial crisis back in 2008-2009. Expect more entrepreneurs to flourish after our current pandemic.

Success came about for a few primary reasons for Kym Gold but none more important than her pure grit.

Justin Forsett faced major rejections on multiple occassions during his life but each time he overcame them and eventually found success. That determination has now led him to success as an entrepreneur.

In pursuit of passion: How Alli Webb went from Senior Stylist to CEO.

Ethan Brown is on a mission to change what we eat and has built a $9 billion business in the process.

Falon Fatemi's first conversation with Mark Cuban centered on untapped opportunities in tech ⁠- but she didn't know who she was speaking with until later. Here's her pitch advice.

The co-founders of Square Roots have a lofty goal: bring the urban farm's technology to 10 billion people by 2050.

Boll & Branch's married co-founders, Scott and Missy Tannen, didn't pay attention to the naysayers.

Former chef Patty Gentry's love of amazing food led to her buying a farm. And no, she did not see that coming.

Airfox co-founder Victor Santos shares his best pitching advice and how his identity as an immigrant inspired him to become an entrepreneur.

Kevin Curry, author and founder of the 2 million+ member community Fit Men Cook, talks about his unexpected pivot in lifestyle and business.

Josh Tetrick shares how his company has found success around its goal of reducing eggs from the food system.

Known for their viral videos dedicated to getting them out of their comfort zones, Ned Fulmer, Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld and Eugene Lee Yang share what they learned from their first year in business.

From the archives, a conversation about risk-taking and purpose with the beloved comedian, actor, director and producer.

Michael Kirban discusses how he built the company to become the dominant player in a relatively new beverage space.

Technology can be a hindrance to mindfulness, but Chopra has identified ways to help make the two work in tandem.