| Season 7 Episode 5 | |
|---|---|
| Episode Number | |
| Network | |
| Air Date | October 23, 2015 |
| Business Pitch | mirror that aims to improve self-esteem by making you look skinnier |
|---|---|
| Entrepreneur/Founder | Belinda Jasmine |
| Asked For | $200,000 for 20% |
| Deal | No Offers |
| Shark | No Shark |
| Business Status | Out of Business |
|---|---|
| Estimated Valuation | |
| Website | — |
You are a horrible person. Product is horrible.
The one previous comment is, without doubt, a personal relationship hit. Promptly ignored by any rational person.
I just finished a Google search for an item like this. I’m sorry to hear it disappeared so quickly. As a former business owner myself, I empathize with the owner’s: “too much stress for too little reward”.
A public plea: a quality product and shiny packaging, slick marketing, come at a high price spike. Despite customer pledges the latter 2 were superficial in exchange for a quality product, experience revealed the contrary.
I don’t believe customers’ ultimate decisions are done so with malicious intent. Rather, a result of 50 years of Madison Ave subliminal programming.
Consumers must become firstly, self-aware of the pre-programming (blame does nothing), by “learning to unlearn then, relearn”.
Entrepreneurs will consequently attain a tangible possibility of succeeding in the market.