Kevin O’Leary is best known as a successful businessman and TV personality, but his journey to success began in the world of journalism. O’Leary got his start as a commentator for CBC News, covering stories such as the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Tiananmen Square massacre. He then went on to work for The Financial Post and The Globe and Mail, where his sharp business acumen and no-nonsense attitude made him stand out.

However, O’Leary’s passion for business eventually led him to leave the world of journalism and pursue a career in entrepreneurship. He founded SoftKey Software Products, which later became The Learning Company and was sold to Mattel in 1999 for a whopping $3.7 billion. This success catapulted O’Leary into the spotlight, leading to him being featured on various business TV shows and eventually becoming one of the investors on the hit show “Shark Tank”. Despite his departure from journalism, O’Leary’s years as a news commentator have undoubtedly shaped his straightforward and no-nonsense approach to business.

O’Leary’s sharp wit and no-nonsense attitude have made him a fan favorite on “Shark Tank” and have earned him the nickname “Mr. Wonderful”. He is known for his tough love approach to investing, often telling