Here are 4 start up series you should be plugged into right now especially if you are an entrepreneur.
These series are basically about what happens around a start-up, the challenges faced among others.
All 4 series are based on real life companies
The first we would be looking at is WeCrashed.
WeCrashed
This is a series about Adam and Rebekah Neumann. They started a co-working company called WeWork.
The story also talks about his relationship with his wife and father.
It also talks about how Adam Neumann built a multi-million dollar global business.
He was ousted by the company after a failed IPO over claims of mismanagement and other issues.
It also focused on their marriage and how they navigated through the chaos and managing a startup.
The couple was played by Jared leto and Anne Hathaway.
The Dropout
The Dropout is a true story about Elizabeth Holmes and her startup, Theranos.
Holmes, a college dropout promised investors a revolutionary technology that could perform various blood tests from just one drop of blood.
it ultimately failed, and this series takes a closer look into her life, the company and what she went through building the company that eventually came crashing.
The series features Amanda Seyfried, Naveen Andrews among others.
Super Pumped: The battle for Uber
This is a name everyone is familiar with, but many do not know the story behind it.
Super Pumped: The battle for Uber is one of the 4 start up series you should actually watch right now.
it gives you an inside look into how Uber started, the many violations and challenges the former owner and CEO, Travis Kalanick.
The series features Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kyle Chandler, Uma Thurman among others
The show covers his approach towards issues like user privacy, assault and harassment in the workplace among others.
The Rise of The Lakers Dynasty
This story is basically about how the basketball team, LA Lakers became a household name in world basketball.
It starts from when Magic Johnson was signed by the Lakers and the new owner planned to change how franchise basketball should be.
Surely, change doesn’t come with its challenges.
The series features the likes of Quincy Isaiah, Had
