From the abundant contents we shared with you during our 5 years, we have chosen 3 reads in the following categories - that we think are highlights and can be of great value for a beginner;

Personal Finance & Development? Think And Grow Rich
? How to Win Friends And Influence People?
? Money Management Steps for Happy Couples

Business
? How To Write A Business Plan? 12 Franchise Business Models ?
? Real Estate Business

Investments
? Stocks
? Hedge Funds
? Bonds

3 Outstanding Stories
?5 Entrepreneurs Who Started With Nothing
? The Man Who Broke The Bank Of England
*? The Ferrero Empire*

Enjoy!
#5thYearAnniversary?

Aerodrums was founded in 2011 by Richard Lee and Yann Morvan to solve the problems that drummers have when transporting their instrument.

The idea was to make a revolutionary air-drumming instrument to allow users to practice their skills using virtual reality which they've successfully productized.

In January 2016 they appeared on Season 13th of Dragons’ Den UK seeking £75,000 for 5% of equity valuing the company at £1,500,000.

The first Dragon to back out was Touker Suleyman because he thought there was no value in the business. Lee and Morvan were offered the £75,000 investment between two Dragons but with a 40% stake in the company.

The founders declined the offer because they believed it was too much equity to give up.

As of 2021, the company is estimated to be worth about $10 million (a bit dated stat, right?... but still they're in business) watch their dragon's den pitch, you're going to learn a thing or two about deal making or not making ?? ⬇️

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Entrepreneurs Rule Bending Counter Offer Triggers Peter | Dragons’ Den

Yann Morvan and Richard Lee are seeking an investment of £75,000 for 5% of their computer-based air drumming kits but Touker was 'amazed' they had the audacity to step in front of the Dragons with a valuation worth a staggering £1.5M. An international sensation…

Top three Dragons' Den rejects that went on to make millions ?

1. Shaun Pulfrey's Tangle Teezer
2. James Nash's Cup-a-Wine
3. Rob Law's Trunki Suitcase

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Top 3 Rejected Products That Made Millions | Dragons' Den

Our multi-millionaire Dragons may think they're shrewd enough to spot a lucrative business opportunity when it's pitched right in front of their eyes, but they don't always get it right and, every so often, the rejects get the last laugh. These are the…

Aaron Krause, the "Scrub Daddy," entered the Shark Tank seeking $100,000 for 10% of his smiling-face sponge - Scrub Daddy, a smiley face-shaped sponge that changes hardness depending on water temperature. The double-sided mouth portion of the sponge’s smiley face design is intended to make scrubbing utensils easier.

Lori Greiner invested $200,000 for a 20% stake. In 2023, the net worth of Scrub Daddy is $250 million, making it one of the most successful products pitched in the tank.

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A Bidding War Breaks Out During Scrub Daddy's Pitch | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global

Aaron Krause is seeking $100,000 for 10% stake in Scrub DaddyFrom Season 4 Episode 7Watch The Entire Series on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/tv/...

Back in 2007, Reggae singer and chef Levi Roots pitched his spicy Reggae Reggae Sauce to the Dragons’ and successfully managed to secure £50,000 to manufacture his product.

In return, Levi Roots was offering 20% of the equity in his business. The sauce is a secret recipe from Levi's grandmother. He was told there was “no
future for this business” by Duncan Bannatyne but Peter Jones and Richard Farleigh saw something else and invested £50,000 for 40% equity in the company.

Reggae Reggae sauces are now stocked in all major UK supermarkets, taking London-based Roots’ worth to an estimated £30 million according to the Sunday Times Rich List.

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The Most Successful Pitch In Dragons’ Den History | Dragons’ Den

Reggae singer and chef Levi Roots is seeking an investment of £50,000 to manufacture his spicy Reggae Reggae Sauce, in return, Levi is offering a 20% equity stake in the business. The sauce is a secret recipe from Levi's grandmother and must be hot stuff…