Why Being an Entrepreneur Is a Constant Pit in Your Stomach @WSJPodcasts
Why Being an Entrepreneur Is a Constant Pit in Your Stomach @WSJPodcasts
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Real-estate mogul Fernando De Leon opens up about the struggles of entrepreneurship.⁠The billionaire founder of Leon Capital Group talks about investments in unglamorous businesses, career-defining bets during the financial crisis, and why he still sometimes balks at his dry-cleaning bill.

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Why Being an Entrepreneur Is 'a Constant Pit in Your Stomach'

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