Kevin O'Leary: If my first business didn't work out, this is what I would have done

"If starting my first company hadn't worked out, I would have started my second company. If that failed, I would have started my third company. If that failed, I would have started my fourth company," O'Leary tells"The point is, you only need one hit. And you just don't know which one it's going to be."via ABC's "Shark Tank," O'Leary founded businesses including O'Shares ETFs, O'Leary Financial Group and O'Leary Wines.

"My motivation, and probably [the same] for most entrepreneurs, is to control my own destiny," he said. "You can't make it work every time, but you have to keep trying." O'Leary's "Shark Tank" co-star Mark Cuban also says "it doesn't matter how many times you f--- up" in business. "You only gotta be right once," Cuban said on Barstool Sports'

MakeIt I like that you add value to my feed. Please reduce the number of tweets a day. You tweet over 50-75 times a day. Allot of those are repeats. Its annoying after a while. I have seen the tweet about Kevin 3-4 times now.

MakeIt My business is more a freelancer model that looks for good deals and offers solutions to major challenges

MakeIt I didn't bother reading, but I'm assuming it's hooking.

MakeIt Saved you a click: he would of kept opening businesses until one was successful.

MakeIt A garbage man?

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