a series of odd jobs before he and a partner came up with a new approach to hair care -- john paul mitchelleir plain black-and-white bottles were soon on the shelves of hair salons everywhere. later, dejoria gave the spirits business a makeover, too -- introducing patrón, a premium tequila. >> whoo! >> billionaire john paul dejoria began at the bottom -- selling encyclopedias door to door in his hometown of los angeles. >> if you knock on a hundred doors and they're all slammed in your face, but you're just as enthusiastic on door number 101, well, hey, you succeeded. >> he pounded the pavement for almost four years before a chance job at redken, the hair-care giant, put him on a different path. then he was fired. along the way, though, he made a very important connection. he became friends with paul mitchell, a renowned hair stylist living in hawaii at the time. in 1980, they decided to take on the highly competitive beauty industry and make their own hair-care products. >> you know, there's only two of us -- my partner the hairdresser, who didn't do business, and me the businessman in mar

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one of them, the famous walk in the woods by paul mitchell, and roswell will identify with this. george shultz and secretary of state for approximately a month came to the state department for somebody well versed in economics and business. he wasn't somebody who paid attention to the strategic nuclear balance at that time. i got a call and paul mitchell was coming in to have lunge from the state department and went to the lunch and paul and secretary shultz, on his informal chats with the russian ambassador on their proposed arms control which would have led to lower levels, not the zero option, but would not converge to missile all narrowed out. the big problem, when i listen to this, the secret of our success, very close to the allies. the fact that our ambassador without telling anyone and giving them a sense of ownership is very dangerous. the reason he didn't go off of the road was the russians turned down that deal. they could have stopped it in our tracks. one other quick anecdotes we deployed those missiles about a month after a crisis in which the soviets shot down of k

professionally was with frank sinatra and a long stint obviously with people like sting and jonie mitchell and paul