It’s no secret that Bethenny Frankel knows how to succeed in business.
She then appeared on “The Apprentice: Martha Stewart” in 2005, where her business was featured.
She ultimately was a runner-up in the competition but not the overall winner.
Frankel then made the decision that she credits for her “financial independence,” perInStyle.
In 2011, she started Skinnygirl, known for its low-caloriealcoholic drinks.
So you’ve got to rocket to the launch and stay on.
But how didBethenny Frankelmaster the art of entrepreneurship to find such incredible success?
“I’m not overly aggressive; I’m extremely fair,” she explained toInStyle.
“Everyone should be taking a risk but also having a reward.
I’m a very straightforward negotiator with buying houses and doing business.
I know what I want, the number I want, and that’s what I say.”
Indeed, it’s this business prowess that led her to finally sell part of her Skinnygirl business.
“I don’t have time to drink water,” Frankel said.
“I need a break.
I’m realizing, I’m taking on too much and I’m burnt …
I need some support and help.”
Frankel ended up collaborating with Beam Global, selling part of Skinnygirl for $100 million.
As for what comes next, only time will tell.
