Featured Entrepreneurs
Meet some of the people you will read about in The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business.

Cory Binsfield
Lake Superior Rents-Asgard Vanaheim Properties

Harry Ein
Perfection Promo

Rich and Vicki Fulop
Brooklinen

Lizzi Ackerman and Matt LaCasse
Birch Benders

Lazlo Nadler
Tools4WisdomLaszlo Nadler, shown with his family, founded Tools4Wisdom, which sells planners on Amazon, after a career as a project manager at a big bank.

Meghan Telpner
MeghanTelpner.com and the Academy of Culinary NutritionNutritionist Meghan Telpner created her wellness site MeghanTelpner.com and the Academy of Culinary Nutrition after healing herself from a serious illness and now covers topics from "health" foods that aren't good for you to motherhood.

Joey Healy
Joey Healy Eyebrow StudioJoey Healy turned his unique method for styling eyebrows into a fast-growing business that now includes a New York City salon and an eyebrow makeup line.

Rebecca Krones
Tropical Traders Specialty FoodsRebecca Krones and her husband Luis Zevallos spotted a demand in the marketplace for honey that consumers knew was unadulterated and created Tropical Traders Specialty Foods.

Sol Orwell
Examine.comSol Orwell hires experts to write carefully-researched reports on nutritional supplements and sells them at his website Examine.com. His business allows him time to travel three or four months out of the year.

Katherine Krug
Better BackKatherine Krug developed painful sciatica after long-hours spent at her desk at a job at a startup. She created her own posture-support product, BetterBack, raised money to fund it on Kickstarter, and now runs a fast-growing business of her own.

Dan Mezheritsky
Fitness on the GoAfter tearing a hamstring, Dan Mezheritsky, who was a junior national champion decathlete in Canada, founded Fitness on the Go, an in-home personal training franchise. His one-person business generates about $5.5 million in annual revenue.

Jeffrey Rinz
foodWorksVeteran sales pro Jeffrey Rinz started foodWorks in Cary, N.C., to engineer, sell and install equipment for large industrial food processing plants. "I've always admired people who built their own freedom, their own income streams and are not dependent on other people," he says. His high-revenue business allows plenty of time to spend with his wife and two sons.

Boris Vaisman
SoxyBoris Vaisman and his brother Albert aimed to bring new life to men's wardrobes with colorful socks, sold by subscription. They were onto something, and their business Soxy took off quickly.

Kelly Lester
Kelly LesterMother-of-three Kelly Lester drew on her passion for healthy lunch packing to create a store that sells lunchboxes on Amazon. Also an actress, the Los Angeles entrepreneur recently made a deal to sell her lunchboxes at Target.

Jonathan Johnson
DirectGovSource and PPE.kits.comWorried about his job security during the Great Recession, Jonathan Johnson started two businesses, DirectGovSource and PPE.kits.com, to sell supplies ranging from police riot helmets to infection-prevention kits to government clients. Today he generates $3.4 million in revenue.

Dan Faggella
Science of Skill and Tech EmergenceDan Faggella tapped his passion for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to create the online membership community Science of Skill--and eventually sold his business for more than $1 million. Now he runs Tech Emergence, a market research firm specializing in artificial intelligence.
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