Guide for Grown Ups
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When Violet left her job to be a matchmaker, everyone said she was crazy. Now she's behind Asia's premier dating service.Play ►
After Becky became a mother she started her own pet care business to spend more time with her family.Play ►
Joy left her internet job to return to her steel industry roots and hand craft eco-jewelry, now worn by top celebrities.Play ►
Elim started her company after literally selling the shirt off her back at an incredibly high price.Play ►
Elizabeth persevered through unbelievable challenges and now thrives as a leading entrepreneur.Play ►
Adrienne has gone from traditional retail to building a luxury goods e-commerce site.Play ►
By mixing essential oils in her kitchen Deborah discovered an untapped market niche.Play ►
Puifung is on a personal mission to make trade with developing countries more equitable.Play ►
Thousands of miles from a vineyard Lysanne produces a ground breaking local wine.Play ►
From teenage runaway to the queen of shoes, Rose has taken the unconventional path.Play ►
A dramatic family crisis led Pat to quit her job in advertising and strike out on her own.Play ►
Lyn’s love of chocolate inspired her to start a company that sold just one product.Play ►
At 21 Jocelyn took over her family’s business to provide for her five younger siblings.Play ►
Melissa runs a biotech company founded on ethical principles and disruptive ideas.Play ►
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