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Wellness
The Real Reason Women Are “Intentionally Invisible” At Work, According To Research
Working women often find themselves caught in a double bind—afraid to stand out too much and be labeled “too assertive,” and afraid of falling through the cracks, being overshadowed by their more assertive colleagues.
life
Buys Under $40 That’ll Help You Hack Your Morning Routine
Maybe you’ll finally become a morning person!
life
This Black Film Director Is Making The Movie She Wish She’d Seen Growing Up
“Making the film myself, I’ve had people come up to me on the DL and be like, ‘Oh I think I might have a problem.'”
Trends
How I (Mostly) Stopped Blowing My Budget On Weekends
In this week’s Scrimp City, an analyst saves during the week but overspends on weekends. Here’s how she’s changing that.
Trends
Why Chidera Eggerue Won’t Downplay Her Self-Assurance (And You Shouldn’t Either)
What is self-assurance? It’s an unwavering belief in your own abilities. An impenetrable faith in your purpose. It’s an unmoved conviction that cannot be replaced.
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Trends
Girlboss on Netflix Drops April 21! Check Out the Trailer + Photos
It’s all happening, ladies: Girlboss on Netflix will be ready to make all your binge-watching dreams come true on April 21!
Trends
10 Tips for Selling Something Without Feeling Like You’re Selling Something
Last week, we talked with Elizabeth Scherle, co-founder and president of Influenster, an online product discovery and review platform that has built up a membership of over 2.5 million in the seven years since they started, which is all the more impressive considering the company didn’t bring on investors until last year.
Success Stories
Portrait of a Girlboss: Why Elizabeth Scherle, Co-Founder of Influenster, Wants to Give You Free Stuff
At first glance, Elizabeth Scherle’s story is comfortingly familiar, cut of that classic small-town-girl-leaves-home-and-makes-good-in-the-big-city cloth.
Success Stories
Portrait of a Girlboss: Why Sakara Founders Whitney Tingle and Danielle DuBois Want You to Eat the Rainbow (But Also Chocolate Cake)
In hindsight, it’s no surprise that childhood friends Whitney Tingle and Danielle DuBoise would one day go on to co-found the coveted, plant-based organic meal delivery company Sakara; while the rest of us were wrapping Fruit by the Foot around our thumbs and going to town, they were snacking on chlorella tablets and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on “bread with twigs and berries sticking...
Trends
5 Keys to Breaking the Rules (While Still Playing the Game)
Last week we caught up with Samantha Edwards, co-founder and creative director of The Charles, a creative agency based in New York.
Success Stories
Portrait of a Girlboss: How Creative Director Samantha Edwards is Creating a Rebellion Via Sincerity
At age five, Samantha Edwards might not have been able to tell you the definition of “financial responsibility,” but she certainly could have showed you: When her mother gave her a little spending money at a supermarket in Manchester, England one day, instead of buying candy or a toy or whatever else typically tugs at the purse strings of most five-year-olds, she bought soap.