"I am not quite a billionaire"- Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec opens up about his professional journey on his YouTube Channel

Robert Herjavec from Shark Tank/ Image via Instagram/ @robertherjavec
Robert Herjavec from Shark Tank/ Image via Instagram/ @robertherjavec

Shark Tank's investor Robert Herjavec has been an integral part of business reality TV series, making his presence in both the US and Australian versions.

Herjavec has been one of the two sharks featured on the American version since its inception. He started making an appearance as an investor on Shark Tank Australia in 2023.

Robert Herjavec invested in Tipsy Elves which has been one of the most profitable investments till now. He invested $100,000 for a 10% stake in the brand along with expertise.

Recently, Herjavec made his YouTube debut in 2024, citing that he was "40 years late in the game". But he hit it off immediately by starting a series called Things I Learned from Billionaires to Become a Billionaire".

In one of the episodes he opened up about his journey as an entrepreneur and an investor; he called his journey an evergrowing and learning experience, sharing things he discovered from other billionaires on his way. He said:

"I can't believe it I'm finally on YouTube I'm like what 40 years late to the game but I'm here first of all welcome to my new series it's called things I learned from a billionaire to become a billionaire now first of all in full transparency I am not quite a billionaire well I am a billionaire in Australia which is why I moved there."

"Expect to win always"- Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec shares his learning from Billionaire Mark Cuban

In an episode of his YouTube series, which premiered on October 20, 2024, Robert Herjavec opened up about 10 things he learned from fellow Shark Tank investor and friend Mark Cuban.

He appreciated the power game of Mark Cuban, calling him "the man in the t-shirt", and how he commanded the room full of people selling things sitting "in a suit and a tie".

He was impressed by another quality of Cuban's, which was constantly chasing the win, and not expecting anything else but success. He shared that during one of the conversations he asked Mark that does he always expect to win. Herjavec then quoted Mark and said:

"He says to me, 'No, it's going to work out'. It shook me his level of confidence. I used to think I was a pretty confident guy. When I met Mark he just took it to a whole another level it changed my entire trajectory and I have to say this one thing has probably made me worth hundreds of millions of dollars more than it was before I met Mark."

Shark Tank Season 16 airs on ABC

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Edited by Zainab Shaikh