Dumpster diver → $100M → bankruptcy → Netflix. The real #Girlboss.
Amoruso was dumpster-diving and shoplifting when she started selling vintage clothing on eBay in 2006. Nasty Gal grew to $100 million in revenue by 2012 — making her the poster child for millennial entrepreneurship. Then it all collapsed: Nasty Gal filed for bankruptcy in 2016. But Amoruso's story became a Netflix show (#Girlboss) and she pivoted to Girlboss Media, a community platform for women in business. She's no longer a billionaire — she may never have been — but her arc from dumpster diver to $100M revenue to bankruptcy to reinvention is the most honest entrepreneurship story on this list.

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