Shaina Feinberg on how to create your own big break
If you’re a New York Times reader, you might know “Scratch,” the column about money and the people who deal with it, by Shaina Feinberg and illustrator Julia Rothman. The column is equal parts fanzine, "investigative" journalism, and raw, real,
No. 1 Spanish radio personality La Bronca on becoming a CEO and Instagram influencer
Sylvia Del Valle shares what it's been like to hit 1 million Instagram followers and launch Dieta 911 during a pandemic that's disproportionately impacted her Hispanic audience.
Nina Lorez Collins shares some of the best aging and menopause advice on the Internet
The author of “What Would Virginia Woolf Do” continues her mission to age without apology.
Meet the woman who scaled a DIY product into a million-dollar business that impacts elections and fuels social movements
The founder of Busy Beaver Buttons pins her top business advice and shares some of the world’s most memorable buttons in her new book, Button Power.
Lesley Ware’s major life transition, Bumble success story, and fashion as self-care
The New York style icon and author shares a slice of her creative newlywed life during the pandemic
No more faking the funk: How Silicon Valley startup culture shaped an executive’s outlook
After weathering her share of workplace politics, sexism, and racial inequity, Candice Nobles is returning to herself by helping to build businesses she believes in.
‘Cancer has a way of saying you can do whatever the hell you want’
Kirsten Johnson shows what it's like to run two businesses — as a personal chef and doula — while single parenting and recovering from cancer. "It's no fucking joke."
Marissa Huber shows how to live life your way, with ‘time chunking’
The artist and co-author of ‘The Motherhood of Art’ talks about prioritizing her creativity while working full time and raising a family
‘In my 50s, I’m free to be whatever or whoever I want’
After calling bullshit on the lack of support for women in perimenopause, Jeanne Chung starts MIGHTY Menopause, a data-driven wellness experience.
This book is a big deal in a world of thin people
Marisa Meltzer opens up about writing "This Is Big: How the Founder of Weight Watchers Changed the World—and Me."
