Small Business Entrepreneurship
Owners manage day-to-day styling services and build regular local clientele
Hair salons or barbershops
Co-founder of Microsoft, instrumental in the personal computer revolution
Bill Gates
Procter & Gamble launched __to compete directly against Kleenex, which had already established a near-monopoly on the facial tissue market
Puffs Tissues
Providers mow lawns, trim shrubs, and care for residential or commercial yards.
Landscaping or lawn care
that he exemplifies a hustler through aggressive execution, fundraising, and relentless public leadership
Elon Musk
introduced its smart speaker to compete directly with the trailblazing Amazon Echo
Google homes
Skilled tradespeople fix home repairs and maintain local infrastructure systems
Plumbing and electrical work
Built a massive business and music empire after starting from the ground up through self-promotion and independent bootstrapping
Jay-Z
__famously replicated Hydrox, the original chocolate sandwich cookie, and eventually dominated the market
Oreo
Independent cleaners provide tidy-up and maintenance options for busy households
House cleaning services
Founder of Harpo Productions, a media mogul who built an empire from her talk show
Oprah Winfrey
__copied Snapchat's disappearing 24-hour photo and video feature to capture market share
Small neighborhood shops sell everyday food and household items to nearby residents
Local grocery and convenience stores
Founder of Amazon, who turned an online bookstore into a global e-commerce and cloud computing giant (AWS)
Jeff Bezos
While __often introduces groundbreaking hardware, features like widgets, always-on displays, and specific multitasking gestures were heavily inspired by Android operating systems that implemented them years prior
Apple