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The article shares the turning point on the life of Robert Herjavec, who co-founded the Canadian cybersecurity company Herjavec Group in 2003, wherein he states that being a television host of the American series "Shark Tank" has taught him some lessons about entrepreneurship. It states that being a business man don't need to undergo certain education, all that matters is the desire of one person to pursue certain thing.

The article discusses significance of failure in the business of Emma Weisbnerg and her husband Liad Spiro, the web-based company Blinkbuggy. It states that failure is an oppoprtunity for thr entreprenuers to learn, a character builder, and an interest-earning deposit in anybody wants. It also mentions the challenges faced by the couples in building their own business.

The article discusses the reinventing dutiest category of ThredUp in retail industry, wherein the company's chief executive officer James Reinhart reveals how it works. Topics discussed include the recognizing opportunities, listening to the concerns of customers, and small corporate office should ask existential questions.

The article shares the experience of Tristan Walker, the former director of business development at Foursquare and entrepreneur-in-residence at Andreessen Horowitz, on how he got the idea of his startup company Walker and Co. which was launched in 2013.

The article explores the challenges faced by Joel Myers in launching the AccuWeather, a weather-forecasting juggernaut, wherein it took a decades to convince businesses in investing to his company. It states the rejection encountered by the owner before gaining 100 paying customers. It also mentions the company's several customers such as Union Pacific Railroad, BNSF Railway, and Live Nation.

The article features the struggles of Kun Gao, the owner of the leading global destination and platform for Japanese anime and Asian content the Crunchyroll, as he pursue profitable business model.

The article explores the critical factors faced by Christine Hunsicker as she launched the Gwynnie Bee, a plu-size, everyday-clothing rental service for women, in 2011, wherein she states that getting a designer to make clothes for her is the hard part. It also mentions that traditional designer fear most in engaging theirselve into this kind of business or market.

The article discusses the challenges faced by Tough Mudder vet Nicholas Horbaczewski in creating the international drone association Drone Racing League Inc., to appeal to video game and Formula One fanatics.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the role of representatives for business expansion. Among the key topics that the author have discussed include the essence of choosing right business partners, type products to be offered, and various considerations to obtain successful business including attributes, customer perspectives and business planning.