Shark Tank's Investor and business mogul Mark Cuban will be seen on the show for the last time, and it's no more a revelation for the viewers. However, one could always expect Mark Cuban to impart that knowledge in fields like Investment, spending, and income. The Dallas Mavericks owner has not only been a guiding light for the Shark Tank's pitcher but also for the general public.
The American businessman keeps divulging new findings through his life experiences, a success or a failure. Recently, on December 6, Mark Cuban took time off his busy schedule and joined People magazine for an interview where he disclosed some of the experiences he gathered over time about money, parenting, and life.
He also opened up about being a careful spender and revealed what he splurged on when he got enough money in his pocket. He said:
"When I first made money I did go out and buy things, I bought a house, bought a plane. But since then, I literally even had a conversation with my wife not long ago that, ‘Okay, we're allowed to go out and buy some stuff, so if we want to, let's go look at things.’ But I'm not a big spender.”
"I learn from her a lot"- Shark Tank's Mark Cuban credits his Wife, Tiffany for his successful career
Mark Cuban, the Shark Tank investor, married Tiffany Stewart in 2002 and have three children together. Cuban has not only been a good investor, but he also balances his family life well. He was upfront to dedicate his success to his wife Tiffany and credited her for being "Independent, smart, and curious," which ultimately made his life easy.
In an interview with People magazine, Mark Cuban mentioned that his wife has been a great support, and he gained a lot of insight from her. He said:
"My wife and I have a great relationship. She's independent, smart, kind, curious. She's always reading and learning and exposed to new things, and through osmosis and as much conversation as I can, I learn from her a lot.”
He also expressed that Tiffany had been taking care of their three children, imparting to them the values and admired her individuality that made her a strong human being.
"More importantly, or as importantly, she's in charge of our children,” he says. “I show up, but she organizes it all. I get told where to be and when, whether it's pictures for homecoming, whether it's greeting a first date, whether it's going and picking the kids up" said Cuban emphasizing that they make a "great duo".
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