MUAH

Hillionaire LLC presents MUAH. Celebrating Innovative, Successful Entrepreneurs and Business Owners. Fresh Business Ideas by Passionate Leaders. Email Submissions with "MUAH' in subject line To: [email protected]

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Live by this!

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[thenextweb]

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[makepahustle-blog]

Oprah interviews Gurbaksh Chabal:

Gurbaksh Singh Chahal (born July 17, 1982) is an American internet entrepreneur, philanthropist, and writer.[2] By the age of 25, he founded and sold two advertising companies for a total of US$340 million.

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YES!!!

[blog-talk-radio]

Popular Entrepreneur Internet Radio with webridge on BlogTalkRadio

a classic conversation with Emeril Lagasse 

[davidguerraterol]

Focus on get­ting pas­sion­ate users instead of on just get­ting users.

Brian Chesky, CEO of AirBnB http://pandodaily.com/2013/07/31/seven-dirty-gritty-real-startup-lessons-that-cost-me-2-million/

(via davidguerraterol)

[rcarzo]

At 15 years old, after hearing the music of his soon-to-be idol, Stevie Wonder, Ryan Leslie called his dad and said, “Dad, I’m behind,” to which his father replied, “Ryan, how are you behind? You’re attending Harvard University at 15 years old.”

Leslie was enrolled as a pre-med student; he wanted to study music. 

If you listen to his speech, it’s clear why Ryan was able to attend Harvard at such a young age. He’s sharp. (It probably helps that he’s very driven, too — practicing polyphasic sleep while in school.) It’s also clear why he disrupted the music business in the early 2000s, at that time leveraging the Myspace platform. He doesn’t accept the status quo. Like any great entrepreneur, he’s constantly questioning, constantly wondering, “There’s gotta be a better way.” 

Leslie will be entering a battle of David v. Goliath, as he looks to disrupt the now-deeply entrenched iTunes business model. In an industry forever reluctant to change, he wants to give artists the ability own the relationship with their fans, instead of Apple having a monopoly on that data.

Fitting that Leslie refers to his fan club as “Renegades,” because he personifies the term as well as anyone. 

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Get Connected with Tina Wells - Presented by LinkedIn

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The Young Icons: Maddie Bradshaw

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Entrepreneurs Jay-Z and Beyonce

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Dustin Moskovitz: Asana (Forbes Interview)

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Warren Buffett and Jay-Z On The Power of Luck

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ModCloth.com co-founder Susan Kroger

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CNN interviews CEO of MusicIsMyBusiness: Aaron Arnold

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Alex Debelov: Virool