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"Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran crashed and burned during her first speaking event—so naturally launched a course at NYU in response.

Esther Kaplan didn’t look like a good fit for the company—that was, until she whipped out “the tiniest, tidiest filing system” Barbara Corcoran had ever seen.

Corcoran was happy to accept an offer of $100,000. Five years later, she sold for $66 million.

Daniel Mac rose to popularity on social media by approaching owners of luxury cars and celebrities to ask, “What do you do for a living?” on TiKTok. Mac’s videos, which have featured the likes of tycoon Barbara Corcoran, internet personality Khaby Lame and dozens of others, have led to more…

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The “Shark Tank” star sold her property business for $66 million in 2001.

Barbara Corcoran told a Bank of America and Mastercard event why she isn't scared to fail and doesn't want to be good at everything.

“It’s just too bad no one tells you when you’re a kid that this stuff will wind up good.”

While many entrepreneurs advocate for relentless work to amass wealth, real estate mogul offers a contrasting viewpoint

She says one simple item helped her feel like the 'big deal' she wanted to become.