Digestly

CNBC Make It

CNBC Make It

20 episodes

What is the pettiest Venmo request you've ever received?

People share their experiences with petty Venmo requests, highlighting trivial amounts and awkward situations.

This startup brings in $162 million a year helping people find food at huge discounts

Too Good To Go is an app where businesses sell discounted leftover food in surprise bags, with growing revenue and a focus on profitability.

Dungeons & Dragons brought in nearly $110,000 in 2024 for one small Brooklyn business

A Brooklyn game shop, Last Place on Earth, increased revenue by hosting Dungeons & Dragons nights, significantly boosting business stability.

We Bought An Old Schoolhouse For $175K And Made It Into A Home

A couple transforms a 100-year-old schoolhouse into their home, embracing the challenges and joys of renovation.

I Retired At 39 And Live On $185K A Year In Dubai

Retirement is a new phase of life, not a destination, allowing for exploration and personal growth.

Here's how Too Good To Go is trying to eliminate food waste on a global scale

Too Good To Go offers discounted surprise bags of surplus food from restaurants and retailers, reducing food waste and providing savings for consumers.

How Starface turned pimple patches into a business bringing in $90 million a year

Starface experienced significant growth by embracing acne positivity and expanding retail partnerships, leading to profitability.

From Maman To Dumpling Daughter: Million-Dollar Eats

The video highlights three entrepreneurial journeys: Dumpling Daughter, Kahawa 1893, and Maman, focusing on their unique business models and growth strategies.

How a cult-favorite $60 beach tote turned Bogg Bag into a $100 million a year business

Kim created the Bog Bag, a durable beach bag made from EVA, after failing to find a suitable option on the market.

50 years later, Dungeons & Dragons still brings in millions of dollars

Dungeons & Dragons' popularity surged with its fifth edition, driven by storytelling and external media like Critical Role.

39-year-old's cannabis business brings in $800,000 a month — 16 years after he went to prison

The first legal cannabis dispensary in the Lower East Side offers over 600 cannabis products and employs individuals impacted by the justice system.

A mom moved her family from Texas to a Greece island: 'Life is just so much more fulfilling here'

Cara Celest West discusses the benefits of living in Greece, highlighting a slower pace of life and more family time.

How Calm’s Founders Turned Rejection Into A $2 Billion Business

Calm revolutionized mindfulness by making meditation accessible through a smartphone app, achieving significant growth and societal impact.

How many vacation days do you take?

The discussion focuses on vacation day usage strategies among freelancers and employees, highlighting flexibility and mental health benefits.

Here's how Too Good To Go brings in $162 million a year selling leftovers

Too Good To Go is an app combating food waste by connecting consumers with surplus food from businesses.

I Started A Business With $400 — Now It Brings In $180K/Year

Sarah Cloes shares her journey of founding Flora Co, a sustainable hair care business, emphasizing organic growth, financial management, and future marketing and manufacturing investments.

33-year-old mom says she's much happier living in Greece than in the U.S. — here's how much it costs

The speaker discusses managing unexpected expenses and debt while living abroad on a digital nomad visa.

How Angi brought in over $1 billion every year since 2018

Angie, formerly Angie's List, is a home services company that connects homeowners with professional contractors, generating revenue through contractor advertising and paid memberships.

How My Cannabis Business Brings In $800K/Month In NYC

Coss Marte, CEO of Conbud, shares his journey from incarceration to running a successful cannabis business, emphasizing hard work, community support, and navigating financial challenges.

I Turned A Ceramics Side Hustle Into $6.6 Million A Year Business

Jono Pandolfi built a successful $6 million ceramic dinnerware business by focusing on unique, handmade products and efficient operations.