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What Happens to Us When We Have Enough (opens the original)
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I met a woman from Finland yesterday.You know how Finland always gets rated the happiest country in the world? It came up, and she laughed. She’d moved away a long time ago. “Maybe it’s happy because the unhappy ones like me leave.”We laughed.But there was another woman with us. She’s from Venezuela, though she lives in Europe now, and she was there when the earthquake hit. She lost hundreds of people she knew. People who’d had beautiful homes and comfortable lives, and then owned nothing but th
She Chose Her Business Partner After One Coffee (opens the original)
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Enara spent six years in the kind of job people tell you to keep. Steady, well paid, working on programs that helped small shop owners in the Basque region of Spain, in the office she’d joined as an intern at 23. Part of her work, for years, was helping entrepreneurs start their businesses. She wrote their business plans. She walked them through the paperwork. She told them what to watch out for.She didn’t have a business of her own. And at 29 she quit, with no plan except a plane ticket, and pe
She Started Her First Business at Eight. This Is the First One That's Actually Hers. (opens the original)
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Marta’s family has a name for her. In Italian, l’anima della casa. The soul of the house. If Marta isn’t there, they say, the house has no soul.She’s 25, from Turin, Italy, and she’s been starting businesses since she was eight years old, beginning with a blanket-market at the beach. By twenty she had a job other people dreamed about, photographing triathlon championships across Europe. Somewhere in there, the soul of her own house went missing.This is the beginning of Almaluz, the catering busi
I worked for a startup for almost no money (opens the original)
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Years ago, I worked for a startup for almost no money.I was in my twenties. There was a big promise attached, a payout, down the road, when the dream landed. And part of what they were offering really was the learning, and I wanted it. I believed in the dream and I believed in the people, and one of them was a friend.I didn’t do my due diligence on the company. I didn’t know my worth yet. I didn’t know what questions to ask. I trusted a friend’s word, I trusted their dream, and honestly, the big
Gloria Steinem Gave Me Her Email Address. I Never Used It. (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking about Gloria Steinem since hearing that she died. Not just about what she meant to so many women, but about one very specific interaction I had with her years ago, and an email I never sent.Years ago, when I worked at The New York Times, Gloria came in to speak. I bought her book, and afterward I went up to have her sign it. I was there with a friend, and the two of us had been kicking around an idea for a book.And somehow, while Gloria Steinem was signing my book, we pitched
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