Watch 'The Never Settle Show' Ep. 6: Q&A With Daymond John The 'Shark Tank' investor answers all sorts of questions and the 'Never Settle Show' makes an investment of their own in a few promising entrepreneurs.

By Mario Armstong

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Mario Armstrong

The sixth episode of The Never Settle Show streamed live on Entrepreneur's Facebook page this Wednesday and delivered one of the biggest entrepreneurs in the world: FUBU founder and Shark Tank star Daymond John. John sat with host Mario Armstrong and answered questions on topics ranging from patents to pitching to how you can get on Shark Tank.

Related: Watch 'The Never Settle Show' Ep. 5: Small Business Appreciation Week

Also on this week's show, the Never Settle handed out life-changing giveaways to up-and-coming entrepreneurs, showed off Mario's Money Machine and closed out the first season in style.

Watch the full episode above and catch up on previous episodes here.

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Mario Armstong

Motivator. Entrepreneur. Contributor, 'NBC TODAY Show.' Emmy Award-Winning Host, 'Never Settle Show'

You’ve probably seen Mario Armstrong on TV as an Emmy Award-winning talk show host and digital lifestyle expert or as a regular contributor on NBC’s TODAY show, CNN and NPR. Or maybe on Inside Edition, Dr. Oz, Steve Harvey or Rachael Ray. Soon, you’ll be seeing Armstrong as the host of the Never Settle Show, the world’s first crowd-produced, livestreamed talk show with live participation from the in-studio and online audience. Whew. When he’s not playing host, contributor and expert, he’s living a balanced life, playing husband and father, devouring sushi, meditating, adding to his metal lunchbox collection and taking his “sneaker head” status to borderline obsessive levels. (Seriously, you wouldn’t believe this guy’s closet.)

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