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Girl, Disrupted will bring you the stories, insights, opinions, interviews and analysis from the girl who decided to embrace disruption in all its forms. Expect a bit of fintech, smatterings of feminism and amusing stories.

Newsletter · By Elizabeth Lumley · Official site

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    Trust me, I’m a billionaire! (opens the original)

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    I wasn’t going to write about this today. Keeping to several of my personal rules, I do know that writing angry isn’t always the best way to communicate. You end up reading like a deranged lunatic, or in my case, an old woman yelling at clouds.Yesterday, I made this mistake of (well, ‘mistake’ is probably not the best word) I made the difficult decision to listen to the entirety of Erza Klein’s interview with Jensen Huang, chief executive of Nvidia, the makers of the essential chips that are und

  2. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    A series of kind sorta connected conversations about women (opens the original)

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    I have often bristled at the tendency to fill discussions around gender parity with advice or lessons on how to “fix the women”. You all know the parroted lines and so-called “facts” that you often find in self-help books, LinkedIn posts and general news chatter – pick your favorite:Women only apply for a job when they meet 100% of the requirementsWomen don’t ask for more money or know how to negotiate a raiseWomen need to take up space, and speak up and protect their boundariesWomen &

  3. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    Women in Treasury Day! (opens the original)

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    Basically, I need to fine tune my workload scheduling skills. XXOO

  4. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    Who writes your opinions? (opens the original)

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    Over the past 30-plus years, I have written a lot of copy. Some of it was even actual journalism (some day I will tell the story of taking a folder of printed-out internal emails from a source while munching on a croissant in a central London Paul’s). But often, as is the lot of a freelancer, I have taken “copy work” or sponsored content.White papers, reports, sponsored articles, you name it, I have produced it. All of that content-related copy that publications need to engage in in order to rem

  5. Issue · Aug 28, 2026

    Back to school! Back to School! (opens the original)

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    With a British Bank Holiday weekend on the horizon, it is officially the end of summer – no matter what the weather forecast tells us. Maybe it’s the school year’s schedule, so familiar in the western world that the onset of September is symbolic of new beginnings, shedding old, sun-blistered skin and growing new ones clad in wool and fleece.So much has happened in my life since the calendar year began. We sold our house in London and moved to Folkestone in Kent. In that horrific process (sellin

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