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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Season 1 Finale

This week was actually fairly average as far as the dollars invested, but it felt like a train wreck for most of the show. Daymond was the only Shark really interested in any of the pitches and he convinced Kevin H to join him on one venture. Together, they invested $290,000 in two companies for an average stake of just over 50%.

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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Episode 14

This week Kevin H. makes up for many episodes of limited investing by putting $235,000 to work in both of the successful pitches. He also takes Kevin O by surprise and undercuts Robert in a deftly handled negotiation maneuver. All together, the Sharks invested $305,000 and snagged an average stake of 50%.

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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Episode 4 Continued

It is important to learn to view your business from a realistic and grounded perspective to make sure your optimism isn’t trying to take you places you just can’t go.

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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Episode 4

Episode 4: Three Sharks invest in two companies and an entrepreneur learns a lesson about selling.

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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Episode 3

Episode 3: Kevin Harrington buys a product, but the only other investor is Barbara Corcoran. A lesson is learned in proper valuation.

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Lessons from the Shark Tank: Episode 2

Episode 2: The Sharks set records and an entrepreneur declines an offer.

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