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Mark Cuban backed a $4.2B 3D-printed rocket startup, Relativity Space, after just one cold email and without ever meeting the founder in person.

Daymond John says great negotiators win before they walk in by knowing their worth, preparing well, and never begging to be chosen.

Mark Cuban bought the ghost town of Mustang, Texas, for $2M and hinted at a bold plan to turn it into a dinosaur-themed destination.

Kevin O’Leary says the strongest marriages aren’t built on money but on building wealth together from nothing, side by side.

Lori Greiner shares 6 proven rules to turn product ideas into hits, covering mass appeal, pricing, uniqueness, and solving real problems.

At 24, Mark Cuban was broke and jobless, but seven years of relentless hustle turned his startup into millions and launched his billionaire journey.

Daymond John says college isn’t required for success; what matters most is your hunger to grow, adapt, and learn from every experience.

Lori Greiner reflects on 17 seasons of Shark Tank, spotlighting purpose, people, and the power of investing in more than just products.

Barbara Corcoran turned a $50K Shark Tank deal into $37M, and Mark Cuban calls passing on it one of his biggest regrets.

Mark Cuban warns entrepreneurs: Stop saying “I just need 1% of a $7B market” because investors care more about your plan than your math.

Mark Cuban turned a $5.7B payday into bold bets, including a jet, an NBA team, and a mansion, redefining what it means to spend like a billionaire.

Mark Cuban jokes that all the Sharks are tied for last, but then explains why each one is secretly the best at what they do on Shark Tank.

Kevin O’Leary says spending your first big paycheck is “sheer stupidity” and urges young earners to save 15% and invest it to build real wealth early.

Mark Cuban spent $125K on a lifetime first-class flight pass, an early bet on experiences over things that paid off in value and happiness.