This One Thing Could Have Made Daymond John Even More SuccessfulThere are more resources for budding entrepreneurs than ever before.

You knowDaymond Johnas a multi-millionaire marketing mogul and a judge on ABC's hit showShark Tank. But in 1989, he just was a struggling entrepreneur, trying to get his clothing line, FUBU, off the ground.

Those early days weren't just tough -- they were isolating. He closed FUBU three times between 1989 and 1992, in part because he says he didn't have anyone to talk to. Says John, "I felt like I was alone."

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To give entrepreneurs the community he didn't have, he's since foundedBlueprint + Co., a coworking space in Midtown Manhattan. Watch this short video as John reflects on the resources he wishes he had at his start -- and discusses the range of new tools now available to provide entrepreneurs the support they need to move their ideas forward.