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Year in review

The entrepreneurial journey has many facets and offers countless pathways to success. We've gathered a selection of articles, videos and audio interviews published since our launch in July to celebrate our year in review and the (sometimes overlooked) joy of business.

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Leadership

Stay stubborn Gen Z entrepreneur

Learn how the founders of Tryp.com found startup success by leveraging trends, building scalable tech, and staying true to their vision. This guide shares essential tips on tech investment, team building, and fostering a transparent work culture.
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André Sousa
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Creativity

Turn your creative passion into a profitable business

More and more people are looking for pursuits that bring them joy, and Glowforge SVP of Product and Marketing knows five steps the most successful crafters are taking to create profitable creative ventures.

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Rebekah Bastian
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Living

The grind behind the glory of entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is more than social media’s glossy portrayal of business; it's about the daily grind, the setbacks, and the tough lessons learned along the way.

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Jasper Smith
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Living

Charge for what you do, not how long it takes

Many of us left the salaried world because we wanted more flexibility. What many don’t realize is the hourly model many freelancers adopt works against that time freedom. Here's why breaking up with your hourly rate to charge for what you do, not how long it takes is highly profitable.

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Jesse Friedman
Leadership

How 3 entrepreneurs turned feedback into business breakthroughs

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Ingrid Polini
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Living

Burnout is not a badge of courage

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Danielle Smeltzer
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Leadership

Unlearn short-term thinking and shift to an infinite mindset in business

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Casey Milone
Leadership

Money and energy: the two runways in entrepreneurship

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Amena Schlaikjer
Creativity

The art of entrepreneurship

This lively panel discussion takes us through 3 artists’ experience with the intricate dance of pursuing a creative passion and balancing the economic demands of life and artistry.

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Innovation

Developing products that satisfy market demand

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Ingrid Polini

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People may tell you that your business is too niche or that it won’t appeal to a broad audience. But if you believe in your mission, keep going. Stay true to what you’re building.

ASSETOU COULIBALY

True stories

Living

Health, career and business intertwined

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Leadership

Finding business success in the dying newspaper industry

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Sue Treiman
Creativity

Building a culture-centered brand with Assetou Coulibaly

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Sharon Milone
Leadership

Ebengo Honore’s journey to transform adversity into entrepreneurship

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Barrak Alzaid
Innovation

Innovating when challenges strike unexpectedly

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Luis Velasquez
Innovation

Making the shift to consumer packaged goods: one restaurant’s resilient pivot

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Janet Oh

Navigating life and business

Innovation

What and how: the double helix of impact to boost innovation

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Erin Skillen
Innovation

Considerations for new business founders living with a disability

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Gus Alexiou
Living

When ADHD and entrepreneurship collide

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Sue Treiman
Living

Resilience is a whole-body phenomenon

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Amena Schlaikjer
Leadership

Cut from a confident cloth

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Barrak Alzaid
Innovation

Inherently queer: why entrepreneurs should keep doing what they’re told not to

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Jamie Wareham

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