Friends Wendy and Kim leave the music industry behind to start a hair care business for multi-cultural women. Starting with just $10,000, these self-described street hustlers go from online-only to grocery store parking lots to the big-time as they grow their business into an international success story.

After years of dead-end jobs, Alli revolutionizes the hair care industry with her bar-themed blowout concept. Six years and 56 locations later, she reflects on building her enterprise from scratch.

When their hobby becomes more profitable than their day jobs, two friends start a stationery business. With raw determination, hard work, and a surprise assist from Reese Witherspoon, they turn paper dreams into a thriving enterprise.

With a sick child and no health insurance, the stakes for Zhena's tea business to work couldn't be higher. Her company stands out with a focus on ethical treatment of field workers. But after her own board forces her out of the company, she'll have to pivot again. Zhena describes her rise, fall, and rise again.