Peter Jones How we made our Millions - Full (Michelle Mone, Richard Reed)

Dragons' Den star Peter Jones meets two of the country's most well known and successful entrepreneurs to get into the DNA of what made them millionaires.
Peter gets to grips with Richard Reed - co-founder of Innocent, the smoothie company with a 165 million pound turnover, and Michelle Mone, the self-made inspiration behind the multimillion pound Ultimo lingerie business. He finds two very different characters as he takes them back to their childhoods, examines their personalities, studies their business models, asks what they are like to work for, and discovers what it was that drove them to be entrepreneurs.
Having built up his own multimillion pound empire, Peter knows how to get inside the minds of these inspirational business leaders who don't take no for an answer, as he attempts to find out if there really is a blueprint for success.

[@TheJohnCooperShow]

Who else has been on a 3am dragon’s den killing spree lately

[@deanobuzz372]

2:59 am and I'm still watching..

[@davet5223]

yes 3:18am I keep getting sucked in have to stop this

[@shugyosha7924]

it's 2:17 but I'm just about to start the video...

[@shugyosha7924]

It's 3am now. Great video!!

[@bilavalaziz6609]

3:40

[@tommyboomboom]

Peter Jones is actually a pretty good presenter.

[@usaisamess8880]

at least he does not suck up, and asks critical questions

[@schwantzrossi1266]

Yeh but jesus he is as stiff as a board - what an old git - moaned about everything in the office i would have told him to pi$$ off out of the office if he doesnt understand it. Lanky Muppet.

[@alexpegler465]

@@schwantzrossi1266 you're a short muppet.

[@schwantzrossi1266]

@@alexpegler465 and you my friend are a huge bell end.

[@joshuaklawitter5498]

I’m amazed

[@deborahcraven6435]

My son is a successful entrepreneur and right from a little boy he always said he would not work for anyone else ! He started making his own money at 6 years old . Started his own tuck shop at school and when a teenager he had successful pedi cab company . He now runs his drinks company and is doing very well . I’m so very proud of him !

[@waffle_chair9269]

I suspect a great mother behind him :) well done to you.

[@tangatawhenua1477]

What's his drinks company so we can buy some

[@user-nc2xz6ig1o]

Not so sure that you would wish to be 'relatable' to Michelle Mone now...?

[@firepanda282]

i love how Peter in his suit just couldn't handle the relaxed office atmosphere. It's good to see the different styles people use to succeed. i also loved the line about the guy picking up biscuits in the dog factory and being told he was the brush lol

[@momentumstocks3493]

He isn't god...he got lucky selling his business it does not make him the "Oracle"

[@stinameaner]

@@momentumstocks3493 calm down

[@kurt7842]

He just finds it weird because it’s not the traditional way to run a business

[@rickhamers9122]

Old school is gonna get turned over by the new. Always happened, always will be

[@kurt7842]

rick hamers it already has

[@MohiHash]

"It's the fear of going back to where I grew up," wow that's such a powerful statement especially for all the self made people including myself.

[@gman7038]

I'm 34 years old with two children and I work all week. Is it too late for me?

[@MohiHash]

@@gman7038 Keep working hard and stay disciplined. Money will start coming to you from all sides in your 40s.

[@gman7038]

@@MohiHash I actually have a genius business idea that I know could make million and it doesn't exist. Where do I start?

[@mbld33]

@@gman7038Have you started yet?

[@doh1959]

i like peter jones hes honest and if you look into his eyes whilst he is interviewing these two entrepreneurs you can see he is learning himself from this experience top man

[@mange2]

When entrepreneurs become very successful, they all tell you its because they did this and that, however for every successful one there are 10 thousand unsuccessful, with just the same determination, drive, hard work, sacrifice and business acumen etc. It almost definitely comes down to who you know (access to markets), funding, the right place at the right time and most importantly, likeability and people trusting you. Those traits are just a few reasons why we are not all successful.

[@BurritoSenor]

100% its who you know not what you know (obviously you can't be thick) but its all about contacts

[@carriepriegel6477]

👍 but having just watched an episode of S1, Shark Tank, numerous entrepreneurs argued with Sharks, made fools of themselves 🤦 & refused to see they're the problem, they're the barrier to their success...it's easier to blame everybody but themselves.

[@theMannyfresh1]

Insightful comment. Spot one.

[@MrJeffHead]

​@@BurritoSenornot true. It does help though.

[@themagicrat8803]

I'm now working on a bra that dispenses smoothies

[@BabylonCentral]

The Magic Rat Fresh.

[@buyitsellit]

haha good one!

[@alihijazi4451]

What about a smoothie that dispenses bras? Want 60% of the profits :P

[@britishboxer6875]

@leah rose im working on a man i natural smoothie project......just close yo eyes, open yo mouth and enjoy!

[@davidmoore8857]

milk shakes?

[@jeremiahsanders1103]

Not taking “no” for an answer is the single most important and shared trait between successful entrepreneurs

[@lovelana3595]

Both of my sons have this drive for financial and business success. One (diagnosed- on the high functioning end-with Asperger's/ASD) has his own business for 1 1/2- two years and is quickly growing as he is incredibly determined to advance through studying other successful Entrepeneurs and incorporating their business modeling into his own. The other son is 18 in University and working to graduate with quadruple majors- 3 Bachelor Degrees in two years. All revolving around Business, Accounting & Finance. Law School will follow the other three degrees as it too is connected to his business & finance career goals. He already has more than 40 college credits as an "official" Freshman. Even the son I didn't raise(teen pregnancy & adoption) is a successful Entrepeneur/business owner! These people(my Sons) amaze me with their drive and determination towards their own visions of Success. So Cool! So proud and excited witnessing All of their growth! 🙌❤️❤️❤️

[@Skindoggiedog]

Nobody gives a fuck.

[@manns101101]

32:56 - I swear those school careers advisors are the most useless people to ever be introduced to an impresionable teenage mind...

[@manns101101]

***** I think they just end up taking the job by default because there is nothing else available! General rule of life: only take advice from people who are in a position you want to be in ie. don't take financial advice from your broke best mate etc...

[@johnhedges88]

Zoophillia

[@ataxgfx2669]

@@johnhedges88 ok

[@CupcakeGalLurvRupertSarah]

Well they did something, and made her push forward to prove them wrong!

[@wheresthelambsauce8705]

My careers advisor admitted her son was working a dead end job and earning very little. If she can’t advise her son how can she advise students?

[@anthonyjohn3202]

Very very educational! Love Peter Jones. A big man with a big sense of humour, a big heart and a BIG brain!

[@kierjohnsenerez7195]

Peter Jones is such an amazing person, and for that reason.... I'm out.

[@nq2c]

Jenny, is that you?

[@ninghongbliss3988]

Lol

[@meow66a_]

😂

[@dutchbag26]

😂😂

[@williamkapalu6979]

😅😅😅

[@david-jackson-wills]

Ive watched this twice now, and find it to be an absolutely incredibly brilliant programme!! Ive always liked Peter Jones on Dragons Den, and admire his business acumen, but he even excels as a TV presenter / Interviewer!! what a great programme, he asked all the right questions to get the story told. Michelle Mone is such a beautiful girl, and who wouldnt look at her and fall in love, but after seeing the soft si9de of her personality, I just wanted to cry with her and give he a big hug. so sad that she lost her brother when she was so young, and her father being bound tyo a wheelchair at 38 thats just wicked. Richard is just a lovelable business man with fantastic intentions. If all businesses took this attitude, there probably wouldnt be as much hardship in the world as there is today, we need mor Richard Reeds!!

[@bigbang9532]

Richard Reed is the best kind of business person.

[@no1rory466]

Big Bang 😂. Good one

[@DontTestTheX]

Nah.

[@tikemyson8839]

your right, his good deeds will bless him in the hereafter

[@stinameaner]

@@no1rory466 why

[@stinameaner]

@@DontTestTheX why

[@carolferguson5467]

A lot of us who suffer from OCD it's often a reflection of having absolutely no control in our childhood. We transferred that lack of control in every other aspect of our life.

[@ForMindlessConsumption]

A neurotic response to too many negative things at once

[@vugbeshbara1103]

Not really

[@aaronwalderslade]

Peter has a look of intrigue in his eyes as if he's realising human souls actually exist.

[@MisterCastro5]

Na he's observing is all

[@MothDax]

Peter cant invest money for a percentage anymore so he has to realise people are people

[@MartinAston00]

Peter is one of the most down to earth guys ever ! What are you talking about 🤨

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

@@MartinAston00 one of the most down to earth people _ever?_ That's a bit much Jammy

[@tokeson8642]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@brianbadonde6757]

Little known fact - Peter Jones actually made his millions by curing thousands upon thousands of insomnia suffers by telling them stories about how great he is.....

[@humza4033]

Where do you get your fact from

[@chockpea]

hahahahaha GOLD

[@Chinkychimp513]

Hahahaha love this

[@leonhenry4861]

@@humza4033 It was a joke about how long the video is about himself.

[@rosebud1493]

Best comment I've seen yet. Lol.

[@SeaJayBelfast]

The Innocent smoothie place looks like one of the most 'corporate' places ever! The whole group dancing thing, wearing what you want (although the even said if you wear a suit you'll not fit in) etc. It's a bog standard company with some plastic palmtrees and what looks like (from that beardy employee) a magnet for pretentious hipsters. It's a skin deep difference but hardly a business revolution.

[@SeaJayBelfast]

I said it looked like a 'corporate' place to work. Didn't say that makes it a bad business.

[@simonobrien1958]

Very true.. If you EVERYONE dancing around in front of the boss It raises suspect.. But I love the attitude of the guy

[@dammiholbourne4093]

It's so great to watch a young woman doing so well in the world. I've tried my whole life to get away from my competitive mother and it took a whole lot of energy.

[@lizclegg7556]

+Dammi Holbourne Yes, my mother has always competed with me and loves telling me how much better than me she is. It is very oppressive.

[@fatmaabdallaadventure]

Oh my God. I have competitive mother too. Sometimes I don't tell her what I am up to.

[@michaelarmijo4112]

Their is a much darker side she is hiding. In her business how many times we're deals made on her back or knees.. Even has a young girl raised poor , she had only one thing of real value. SD but true. I spent 20 yrs working in one of the four major studios. Lol what I've seen ,most would not believe. It's a filthy business.

[@dammiholbourne4093]

@@fatmaabdallaadventure Please make sure you achieve your dreams before it's too late, if you read my book 'Who can I turn to?' you will see what I mean. It hurts even now.

[@Woke-Fact-checked]

One of the best series ever made. Top job Peter!

[@shadowhunternz289]

I would love to work for Richard!! what a great work ethic. treat your employees right and they will work thier hardest for you! love it!

[@alexandertsigaridas5411]

Michelle, Richard and Peter, I've cried too into my 5 years journey to start my dream company with the product I've invented and I am soon getting to the point to take it off the ground! Very inspiring stories indeed!

[@stevechristie2569]

Tim O'Neil lift off?

[@StevioGaming1]

10 years later, what’s the good word

[@aquarius_bb6658]

Did your buisness succeed? 😁

[@mendhamsmusicmoviesmovemen8075]

Your fantastic Peter! And Michelle, you're lovely. You've done so well. I am disabled and can see how you've got to where you are now. Tears welled up as I watched you talked toward the end of the interview very, very moving. The response from Peter was perfect. 'Love' you both!

[@chronicmachines6717]

This just makes me feel that Peter Jones could be a fantastic journalist.

[@sweetrick21]

Great Documentary... Inspiration for the Working-Poor...!! I applaud people that work hard for thier success.

[@adaylateacoinshort]

I take away one message from this 1 hour. Some people talk and analyze, and some people take action. I think the universe rewards the latter, at least with enriching experiences if not with success.

[@karenevangelista3267]

Not always ~~~~~ as a Psychologist I do start the conversation, and end it, and most importantly I analyse, it's my client who takes the action, and I am very successful this way.

[@sanvandaele8610]

It reminds of Einstein who said take 99% of the time analyzing the problem and 1% action to fix it!

[@michaelconstantinides1939]

Wow great programme Peter. How did I miss this program. Thanks for KZbin

[@fifaham]

Congratulations Richard and Michele - you are both wonderfull

[@ababenj3816]

Thank you Peter, thank you Michelle! This episode means the world to me. Michelle you have no idea what you did for me today. x

[@user-wickedflower]

Tea Forchat thats nice you had that experience it was a really good program

[@MountainProspector]

"Are you the iron lady of bra and knickers?" Loved that one.

[@davidmaddison7780]

The key to success is don’t be afraid of failure or don’t let failure make you afraid , keep going it’s the hard knocks we get in life make us stronger .. it’s not all about money it’s about doing stuff we love .. the rest is secondary .

[@philsard4341]

I believe in this , I've failed all my life. But I came to realise that I was wrong , I can't change my past, but I can help other's change Thiers, there are violent people who want to change, I will support them empower them teach them skills to control there anger , Violence Resolutions WILL definitely help reduce Violence in this country, Mr Peter Jones I would love to have your guidance, it's not about the money it's not about the fact that I was violent it's about the fact people are suffering like my mother did , NO woman should ever have to go through what she went through but the reality is .. it's going on all the time , Violence Resolutions WILL do everything it can to make a difference and I believe in my vision and my ideas , thing's need to change in the UK millions and millions are being spent Violence is rising ,

[@christianbanks7458]

Personally found the relationship between Rich and Peter very intriuging. You will ONLY ever find this dynamic blend of chemistry between entrepreneurs. Incredible character!

[@kodyandkara]

I remember my principal telling me straight to my face that when i enter the workforce you have to answer your boss with "yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir". Afte that moment i understood i have to work for myself and that my worth is not just a mindless robot doing work.

[@Priyapriya-zi8kh]

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[@splifstar85]

+kody Auckland to make their millions all you need is a bit of hard work and A LOT of luck...

[@robertburke6452]

+splifstar85 luck??! It's not luck to make millions!! It's sheer hard work and drive

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Robert Burke What if you make it by winning the lottery?

[@joshcullum88]

Christian bale really knows a lot about smoothies

[@rory_russell]

Josh Cullum Knew this comment was here somewhere 😂👍🏻

[@jamborambomango6193]

😂

[@hossywoof]

Don't forget videotapes!

[@derickwestermandavies1565]

@@jamborambomango6193 de XX XX.

[@khaleelmahmood51]

No I only got back the morning of last month which is a little more complicated but the rest will probably get the rest in my diary when I'm working so I'm not going anywhere anytime today so I thought when we should get a good deal I can give as good a few things to let me down in advance so we will look into getting the tickets soon so that you may have to put a deposit on our website to pay for weight on our side so that you will be Labour in a couple weeks for a bit more of a relief if we get a good one out though so if we could somehow have an idea for what it is like rowing then please don't mind we have the cure but it's just the first one I've booked in 8th 7878 880808888

[@stevex03]

14:33 we also have this filing cabinet for you to sit on..peters look is priceless

[@heinvanvlastuin5418]

Very inspirational! One of the best youtube video's I have watched about entrepreneurship.

[@kierprice2188]

Mate, that's Peter Jones. Believe me, he's a success story.

[@dikneshsekar7753]

Richad is a clever guy, giving his some profit percent to the farmers and reducing the raw material cost of his business. Finally Richad and farmers both are happy.

[@phyzics4all343]

11:17 - 11:20 this is the "you're fired" look.

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

Two incredibly amazing stories! Very nice interviews, so great job Peter.

[@DevonDandy]

Peter jones is the best interviewer we have seen since John Freeman.

[@MarcusLeepapi]

Thank you very much for your video interviewing these great people.

[@MstarSmith]

This was just such a great documentary! So great to see them being so real to life and relatable

[@kk-yz3vj]

Gone are the days of working in suits. When I first started working in the corporate world I would have to wear a full suit. Nowadays it’s smart casual in the work place which makes me perform better and think better. Everyone agrees with me in work.

[@lenfirewood4089]

I once worked as a company accountant worked for a small manufacturing company that also had it's own retail outlet - this was way back around 1982 - when i started the job it took me 6 months of hard slog to rectify a botched computerisation of the companies sales and accounting system - the previous accountant had broken the first primary rule of converting from a manual system to a computerised system ie you are supposed to run both systems in parallel for at least 6 months to help ensure record capture and processing was accurate. It quickly became obvious that the system was hopelessly innacurate with numerous accounts missing altogether and\or recording inaccurate balances and transactions. I decided to scrap the system and start from scratch to update ALL the accounts so that they reflected reality. This meant reconstructing manual AND computer records both historic and current. Like I say it took me a good 6 months before I got on top of it! Because of this extra level of work I extracted two things from my employers 1. A raise in salary and 2. An agreement that from then on I could wear whatever I wanted at the office except if the company was having a visit from our bankers etc. So 99% of the time I went to work as an accountant wearing jeans and a soft leather jacket! lol

[@jakubmaliszewski8387]

Len Firewood I can't even imagine the work U had to do!!! May Your life be blessed for actually doing hard work not like the other accountants-is Your story an example of "Thinking outside the box"???

[@realPromotememedia]

My dad used to work in an office in a suit , he’d refer to suits as his work overalls

[@johnlarson7858]

Almost until the final moment, even after seeing the bras, the models, the office, etc., I kept thinking that Peter was referring to her business as a “laundry” business. Me...at the end of the episode...”Ohhhhhhhhh....LINGERIE! That makes much more sense.”

[@kaymorris39]

🤗 I thought the same. Laundry, then I haven't seen any dryer or washer 🤣🤣

[@dr.avaeaglebrownauthortrai1993]

This was such beautiful watch for me , it stirred my soul , her hardships oh her hardships.

[@JN003]

Michelle is a diamond.

[@gman6055]

Rough diamond

[@yazzyk1]

For sure. Now Richard is the kind of employer I'd do free overtime for. What an awesome employer/boss he'll be/is.

[@adamhedley8924]

i wouldnt i dont work for free

[@markmark5269]

You are exactly the sort of sheep that makes him successful. You should be very disappointed in yourself that you even wrote that, you seriously need a wake up call.

[@markmark5269]

@@adamhedley8924 Yup, you at least have a higher opinion of yourself than does Yaz.

[@adamhedley8924]

@@markmark5269 a lot of people enjoy working for someone else, nothing wrong with that

[@adamhedley8924]

@@markmark5269 i see what you mean now, working for free sets your value at zero, so socially you think of yourself as zero

[@kumikispe6484]

Well done Michelle, your hard work and determination has brought you financial success.

[@andrewbutcher3391]

I've read a few of the comments but I really enjoyed this. Very different approaches by the two. Michelle's success is inspirational.

[@tabletcuenta9989]

Richard is a bit like Richard Branson, a bit unusual and different but I like his innovative and modern style company and business approach, people seem happy there but still productive and successful

[@ArdyssPreneur]

Very inspiring video. The idea of entrepreneurs being driven by self doubt has really got me thinking...

[@eplantsnoosa1]

Inspirational, thoroughly enjoyed

[@malcolmalexander5246]

Superb video. Enlightening, inspiring, with the feel-good factor. Thanks

[@roselenerose5380]

It's amazing @10:15 @17:44 @43:21 that Michelle Mone's approach to organization was ahead of its time. This approach is now one of the biggest trends of the lockdown era #MarieKondo #organisationcareers #lockdown

[@marymurphy3669]

This is so so inspiring and thought provoking.

[@unantastbar2]

Michelle's accent is sooo charming ;)

[@user-ec9yu1ep2j]

It sounds like a lumberjack chopping logs next to a barrel of fish.

[@countyourmiracles.7734]

Scottish accent, I think.

[@yaqzanliveson]

English isn't my first language, I can't understand half of the shit she says

[@MCFC111]

I was thinking she has French ancestors

[@tabletcuenta9989]

The world needs more business people like Richard reed, they believe in giving back to the underprivileged and underdogs of the world, redistribution of wealth and power is what's necessary, by kinder and less selfish people, basically normal caring and sharing people and yes that could change the world

[@bhoogewerf2823]

Thoroughly enjoyed that. Thanks Peter for the insight into both businesses and the entrepreneurs behind the brands.

[@JedzLigsay]

This just proves that I possess most of their qualities. Makes me feel good about myself. Very inspirational, indeed.

[@Skindoggiedog]

Nobody cares about you, bitch. Just post something funny or interesting or stfu.

[@hevnervals]

So basically confidence and perfectionism

[@reprogrammingmind]

no product or service.

[@tonymind308]

There is no simplifications in bussiness... There is consistant vision and following the plan.. This video doesn't explain how to be a successful bussiness man, it shows hoe successful other bussinesses are...

[@pritpala]

Thanks for saving my time. 👍👍👍

[@MarianiRobinson]

Amazing! Thank you Peter, thank you Michelle and thank you Richard! This video is so inspiring.

[@shugyosha7924]

Wow that was a great documentary! I'd watch a whole series of this

[@MrTimthetitan]

Richard Reed is the prime example of how a good business should operate, you can see the care and heart when he speaks, and his ethos is very admirable. The world needs a lot more Richard Reeds.

[@mudabudda]

Incredible documentary. I really felt the passion and emotion.

[@cchabuka4793]

Thanks for this interview. It is the most interesting video I have watched since yesterday. Unlike other entrepreneurs, these two were brutally honest with their ethos, emotions, and their experiences.

[@rollrunna]

Thnx an excellent vid... enjoyed and well made..

[@MrBarrynicholas]

Michelle Mone Just so inspirational.

[@AB-tv3iz]

The movie “Why Him?” starring James Franco, is basically about Richard Reed. It’s dead on! Why is nobody else saying this!! I can’t be the only one!!

[@AB-tv3iz]

Why Him was released in 2016 and this KZbin docu was released in 2012 so that’s probably why. But seriously, the movie is creepy similar. If you can, watch it.

[@davevanwijk6274]

THANKS (SO MUCH..) Michelle.., for "Showing YOUR True SELF !!!.. APPRECIATED BIG-TIME !!!..

[@thedude5144]

It's amazing that Innocent smoothies sold so many just because people couldn't be arsed to blend a few different fruits themselves. Well done that man

[@jaytam1]

I think Peter's measure of success seems to evolve around profits and the bottom line hence he continues to find Richard's business a bit strange because in Richard's measure of success, profits is just one small component.

[@lizclegg7556]

Peter Jones doesn't seem to like Richard Reed very much. I thought it was pretty obvious that Richard Reed was trying to create a brand which reflected his values, I'm not sure why it took Peter Jones the entire episode to work that one out. However, Peter Jones does seem to like Michelle Mone a lot.

[@cold_call_cringe]

+Liz Clegg It's because she reflects his values more than Reed...and because she's a woman who makes bras

[@annaravani1]

Where as I don,t like her at all! Give me Richard Reed anytime!

[@Cameron2874]

I agree Peter is not the right person to try to do these interviews at all. If it's not his way of business or thinking it's wrong in his eyes. Very closed minded. These are people who created something and made it work and work well so listen to what they did, how and why. Peter has made his money and thinks it must be this way only that can business be done correctly

[@whiteshadow59]

I'm true to myself, i'm true to everybody else, and I am true to god...

[@antonclark3420]

Thought it was quite good interviewing. The only part I didn’t like was Peter trying to be the ‘psychiatrist’ with her and trying to analyse, he’s better off doing what he knows best...

[@joshh465]

Fascinating watch, what a brilliant program to observe.

[@user-on5bu7xp3u]

i really like this she is so real and shows her hardships and determination for happiness and how she defines it

[@derrekvigor2883]

I absolutely loved this video. It's interesting how two entirely different organizational structures are highlighted but are both still very successful. I've never heard of Michelle Mona but what an absolutely gorgeous and inspiring women - love her. I also find the Innocent founder genius in his relentless pursuit to create a comfortable work environment where creativity is stimulated which works perfectly for their brand and the business they are in. What gave me confidence was to ehar that actually BOTH of them change their minds all the time. Ive had the same thing as long as I can remember and always considered it a very bad trait but thanks to this video I got a different perspective on this way of reasoning. Peter did an fantastic job asking critical questions and showing us around.

[@roderyckgeerlings]

I see a lot comments of people who're never gonna be succesful, since they think it's mere luck.

[@redbeard3946]

"Peter is literally a vampire with no soul" "Lol Peter can't understand why people wear clothes to work" Are the two biggest offenders

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

You know what they say... The harder you work the luckier you get.

[@SandrineAnterrion]

Nice video. Bring more of them to the minds of youngsters

[@random_akhi677]

I love Richard he is truly a legend.

[@ThisAndThat4All]

Michelle is so pretty and humble, I really like her :-)

[@exhainca]

Bwahahahaha.

[@alainportant6412]

you want to jump her

[@ashleelmb]

She's pretty and she obviously had a tough youth life. But she's clearly a bit of a bitch to work for. I'm getting the vibes that she's the type of person you'd have to walk on egg shells to deal with her as an employer.

[@McProductionzTV]

Very inspirational video. One of my favourite business man is Peter Jones.

[@dulcettonezzz8229]

Love these riches to riches stories. So inspiring

[@MsWencai]

from their stories, school can be a killer for a talent as lots of teachers are limited by their own vision and can not see the big picture of the student's future. Some teachers over used their power to suffocate the young hearts which makes me to feel sad because I was powerless to change the situation and I believe that every teacher should have a kind heart and understanding nature first before they are put to the position of being a teacher apart from their skills.

[@stinameaner]

Very wise words ❤️

[@bob40179]

I hope no one gets carried away by the Michelle story, the number of people who go for the all or nothing, a lot of them fail and suffer horrible financial, emotional and physical setbacks by the end of it.

[@lizclegg7556]

+The orange carrot I thought you meant nobody get carried away by believing what Michelle Mone says. In which case I would agree. Actually I agree your point anyway: sometimes the price is not worth it.

[@pablom6847]

The last 2 minutes were really cleverly shot to reflect how different the base mentality and lifestyle of both entrepreneurs is. For the last comment from each side they seem to be on their holidays..one in a luxury hotel in some place like Monaco sipping a milkshake beside the pool, and the other in some typical beach bar on any random island, doing rock climbing as a holiday activity. Especially the contrast in the background in the shots between 58:05 and 58:18 , where they actually both mention the same thing (don't accept no, turn it into a yes) summarizes the whole episode. Nice touch by the director

[@gmy33]

getting to know and like peter jones better !!! great !!!!

[@monaya]

wow, I love when the stranger opened the door to let Michelle into the apartment she grew up in. People would never do that in the US

[@MR-dz3db]

She's even had her hair done just in case a film crew was passing by

[@Gorguruga]

They obviously planned it in advance and asked the occupant if he'd agree to it. I'd guess he got paid around £1000 for it too.

[@elastronaute1198]

@Mark Sesum why not? Is she going to be threatening on her own?

[@novarl5082]

Gorguruga you just pulled that out of your ass 😂😂

[@benevolence101fair_go_mate7]

This female (Blonde) entrepreneur is really just so sweet at heart...

[@sanvandaele8610]

And she has a name...

[@tonymind308]

The thing is. I watched this same video 5 years ago and only now I understand what the key to success is.. Actually first you need to torture yourself with knowing you are going to do it at some point... Best practice for me was quiting my job when I needed money.. Starving sometimes, being homeless.. None of that broke me... The only skill was missing with me was social... I didn't know how people are well... But now I have started a music business startup.. As my mom who passed away when I was 25 always said.. You never know, now you hate music school, but one day you might make a living of it...

[@cannonball9478]

Tony Mind hope it’s all going well

[@tonymind308]

Hi my man, its very slow, but its going slowly up.. I still have to get a job.. And no employer likes strong people. They feel challenged. To check hoe its going please find Vitko music on KZbin.. Basic releases are done.. Professional stuff will hit when financing is all organized ;)

[@kevinraybanks3071]

Peter Jones is an idol to me would love to be working with someone so blessed may you be good we’re ever you are

[@ancyntic]

This was really interesting to watch

[@TheKraftykid]

"You make business decisions on a wheel of fortune?..." lol

[@Dr.Hamadkhan]

Absolutely loved it. Fan of Peter Jones now.

[@YallarJulie]

thank you for this documentary..very inspiring

[@classyshots5802]

I have to wotch this for home work 😩😩

[@marymurphy3669]

Richard is very unique and a great humanitarian. Well done.

[@au10666]

FINE KZbin I WILL WATCH IT! it's been recommended for over a month now.

[@carriepriegel6477]

This popped up in my YT queue; it turns out, a really good documentary😊👍 I could relate to each individual on certain aspects. America, opportunity is a given but the UK, I think it's even more impressive when success is achieved - there's much more tradition, smaller population, and a "why rock the boat?" attitude overall. I've lived in southern California almost 4 decades and the prevailing philosophy here is "Anything's possible!!😊" Not everywhere in the US holds that POV but savvy folks @ 🌏,willing to put in the hard work & stay focused, can be highly rewarded!

[@getsuccessfulwithandito1550]

Michelle: "That shouldn't be dirty. Is it?" Peter: *oh shit is she gonna ask me to edit it out??* "No :))"