For Bethenny Frankel, Building A $100 Million Business Was Personal

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Growing up was complicated for the now famous television personality-turned-entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel. She was a witness to domestic abuse, went to 13 different schools as a kid, and grew up around gamblers on racetracks. She attributes her fierce personality and business acumen to those experiences, but now she’s reflecting on how that trauma may have shaped her.

Check out Bethenny’s new book, Business in Personal, available now

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