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Career Profile: Kendra Scott, Founder of Kendra Scott

Career Profile: Kendra Scott, Kendra Scott Designs

"Dream big and be disruptive. If you are doing the same thing as everyone else, you’ve already failed. My advice is to take a look at your talents and what makes you unique and use those differentiators to build a business that stands apart from the rest. I promise you will find success when you dare to think differently."

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Career Profile: Kimmy Scotti, 8VC

"I learned the hard way not to give anyone else the right to determine what value you're capable of adding. With the exception of a few rare people, most will try to keep you in the box that makes you the most valuable to them or that makes them feel the most comfortable. Rather than letting your fate be in the hands of other people's judgment, the only person that should be in charge of your future is you."

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Career Profile: Dorie Golkin Smith and Emelyn Northway, Of Mercer

"The coolest opportunities that you’ll have in 30 years probably don’t even exist right now, so you’re definitely not considering them in your plan. Heck, maybe you’ll be running a company from Mars! Make the best decision each step of the way, and your career will take its natural path, though not the one that you necessarily planned."

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How to Become a Morning Person

The snooze button is not your friend.

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Career Profile: Kristen Bell, Actress and Entrepreneur

"I am incredibly lucky to have always had a great support system and a lot of encouragement to follow my ambition. I want to be that support system for people who don’t have it. My goal in life is to spread more joy and reduce suffering any way I can."

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The Essential Rules For Work Friendships

Having work friends can definitely make you happier on the job. Just make sure you don’t confuse work friends with IRL besties.

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Career Profile: Anna Auerbach and Annie Dean, Werk

"'Every peak casts a shadow.' It’s the idea that every strength has a corresponding weakness and vice versa. And this doesn’t just apply to people, it also applies to opportunities and decisions. It is actually about being mindful and balanced."

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Career Profile: Dana Bash, CNN

"Mistakes will happen. Learn from those inevitable mistakes, but don’t dwell on them or beat yourself up."

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Career Profile: Sarah Robb O’Hagan, Flywheel

"Failure is a part of growth; it’s going to happen. Don’t be scared of it because if you hold back you aren’t going to get to the places that actually give you new skills and new experiences."

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Career Profile: Heidi Zak, ThirdLove

"Get very comfortable with being uncomfortable. If you’re going to be your own boss—or potentially start your own company one day—you need to get used to learning things you don’t know, taking risks, and not knowing exactly what the next day will bring. Being your own boss isn’t easy, and yes, you will work long hours, but if you follow your passion and love what you do, it won’t seem like a job."

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Career Profile: Aimee Barr, Psychotherapist

Gain self-awareness and self-acceptance and surround yourself with like-minded people. I believe we should really build on our strengths. Surrounding ourselves with the right people is crucial and a great support to being the greatest versions of ourselves.

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Career Profile: Katia Beauchamp, Birchbox

"Success means you're always learning and you're pushing yourself; it means being uncomfortable is a good thing."

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