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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for SUCCESS
- Top 1M sites
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- Aug 15, 2026
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Kyle Kuzma on Building a Business Empire | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Kyle Kuzma has made his mark as a dynamic force both on and off the court. A standout forward for the Milwaukee Bucks and an NBA champion with the Lakers, he’s known for his versatility, leadership and championship pedigree. But his ambitions reach far beyond basketball. Kuzma has carefully built a diverse portfolio spanning fashion, sports, food and consumer goods, prioritizing innovation, authenticity and long-term impact. He chooses business ventures that align with his values, ensuring his i
How to Achieve Work-Life Balance by Redefining Success | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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When your only measure of success is validation from others, you can find yourself climbing a career ladder that you never wanted to be on in the first place. What if, instead of defining success through job titles and third-party accolades, we redefined our own idea of what it means to truly be successful? Here’s the spoiler: You have the power to create your own standards of renewal. Simone Stolzoff’s book, The Good Enough Job: Reclaiming Life from Work, captures the inner dialogue that many o
Deborah Cox on Building a 25-Year Legacy in Music and Business | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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The celebrated Canadian singer, actress and Broadway star Deborah Cox has been a trailblazer in music and theater for over 25 years—and she shows no signs of slowing down. A Grammy-nominated artist and the first Black woman inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Cox has seamlessly transitioned between R&B, dance music and theater. Known for captivating audiences with her powerful voice and hits like “Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here,” Cox continues to inspire with her artistry and advocacy f
Alli Webb on Selling Drybar for $255M and Losing Herself | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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From the outside, you’d think hairstylist and Drybar founder Alli Webb had hit the jackpot when, in 2020, her Drybar product line sold to Helen of Troy for $255 million. To the public, Webb had reached entrepreneurial heights, having been a guest on Shark Tank and the face of a beauty empire. But success didn’t insulate her from hardship. Behind the milestone were personal struggles that tested her resilience as much as her business acumen. After selling Drybar, Webb felt like she was drifting.
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