Today’s Guest: Little Guy Makes it BIG!

Join us as we speak with Dal LaMagna, founder of Tweezerman. Dal shows how a lot of pluck and a bit of luck can lead to success.
From creating the first computer dating service in college followed by drive-in discotheques, to inventing a psychedelic light box and selling waterbeds, LaMagna’s many money-making schemes tell the story of a sixties-era seeker who had inexhaustible ambitions, creativity, and resilience. Like the start of most small businesses, Tweezerman was a one-man show.  He did all the selling, inventory management, bookkeeping, shipping, and deliveries himself. He operated out of a 400-square-foot bungalow that was his office, warehouse, and home. His initial investment was $500. Years later, he sold the company and walked away with millions. Dal is author of the book, Raising Eyebrows: A Failed Entrepreneur Finally Gets It Right (John Wiley & Sons).