Dragons' Den

Wall Street high flyer Julie McClure chucked it all for leafy greens and an industrial juicer. Now she’s on a mission to keep us clean and serene — one kale chip at a time.

The Dragons' Den star gives the cold hard truth on why fear is a healthy motivator and why he doesn't believe in marriage for couples that don't have kids.

I recently wrote a post about my conversation with Dragons' Den's star Arlene Dickinson who offered her best business tips for women. When I met with her, I also got a chance to sit down with the newest dragon on the set, David Chilton, author of the popular personal finance book, The Wealthy Barber. We talked about his views on entrepreneurship, money and what makes a business idea worth investing.

I got to sit down with Arlene Dickinson, from CBC's Dragon's Den, who shared her thoughts on how entrepreneurs attain success, why it's okay to be emotional in business and why stay-at-home moms have a lot of skills to offer the business world.

I love watching the CBC’s Dragon’s Den largely because of how good Kevin O’Leary is at telling people when their business ideas are crap. He’s a master at relaying the cold, hard truth to people, even when it makes them cry and stomp their feet.