We're in a vacation mood and there's nothing better than popcorn and a series to binge, right? How about taking advantage of this free time to watch an interesting and knowledge-rich film? After all, we always need to be ready to learn and there is never too much knowledge. With that in mind, we've listed 5 series about entrepreneurship that are worth watching. The film market is full of examples that can be uninspiring. Write it down:
1- House of Cards
The saga of an American politician becoming the most powerful man in the world is the plot of House of Cards. The series is shown on Netflix and has already won several awards. Despite showing excessive ambition for power, the plot brings
the importance of articulations, partnerships, network and strategy. The cast includes Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright and Kate Mara.
2- The partner
In each episode, American investor Marcus Lemonis helps small companies overcome their weaknesses and recover businesses on the brink of bankruptcy. The presenter personally invests in companies and has already invested more than US$ 7 million. After buying a stake, he makes a revolution to get the project out of the hole. Furthermore, the series puts us in shock with the reality that many small and medium-sized entrepreneurs face when mixing personal and legal finances. It's worth watching!
3- Shark Tank
The American series shows entrepreneurs trying to convince a group of investors to buy their idea. The cases are real and show how important fast and accurate pitching is. Shark Tank is also considered a school for understanding investors' minds and shows in practice that in addition to a great idea and excellent execution, you need to know how to sell your product in a few seconds. The series is a source of inspiration for anyone who wants to start a business.
4 – Self-made: The Life and Story of Madam C.J. Walker.
Released in March last year by Netflix, the miniseries portrays, over four episodes, Sarah Breedlove's story of overcoming. A descendant of slaves, she was the first of six children to be born free and is considered the first black self-made millionaire in the United States. In the story, Madam C.J. Walker builds a line of products specialized in black hair after suffering, herself, from a problem of hair loss and lack of self-esteem. Topics such as the search for initial investment, customer loyalty and the influence of competition on improving the products offered are some of the topics that appear in the story.
5- Girl Boss
This Netflix comedy series tells the story of Sophia Amoruso, a businesswoman responsible for creating Nasty Gal, an American clothing and accessories brand for women.
In addition to female entrepreneurship, production is also a good source of inspiration for those thinking about starting a business in the digital environment. This is because the company, which has customers in more than 60 countries, started as an online thrift store in 2006, when Sophia decided to customize and resell used clothes on the internet.
Well, now that you have your marathon list, it's time to grab the controller, the popcorn and press play, after all, you can never have too much knowledge, and as we're on vacation, a good series is always welcome!