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*This ran as the cover story for the New York Times Style section on Sunday, July 5, 2020.

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• This Marketing Maven Makes Connections Through Creative Experiences: A balance between design and mission helps Gabrielle Martinez bring brands to life.

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• How to Grow Your Business by Knowing Your Audience: Eve Rodriguez talks about growing candy company Dulcelandia after appealing to a wider Latino population.

• How to Leave Your Mark on the World by Doing What You Love: What you can learn from Chef Bill Kim.

• Embrace the Art of What You Do and No Day Will Ever Be Boring: ESPN writer and author Scoop Jackson gives advice on how to love your craft.

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• Why This 73-Year-Old Company Is a Master Instagram User: How Walter E. Smithe is adapting with the times.

• Why This Entrepreneur Hands Out Skulls Instead of Trophies: How Carlos Jaramillo started his annual race honoring the Day of the Dead.

• If It's Not Broken, Don't Fix It -- Break It: Don't get comfortable in your business.

• How the Daughter of a Maid and a Bus Boy Learned to Navigate the Investment World: Samara Mejia Hernandez is a Latina, venture capitalist and investor. Here's her story.

• Barack Obama's Former Social Media Manager Breaks Down the Future of Digital Strategies: Plus, how politicians and businesses can evolve and learn from the success of Donald Trump's presidential run.

• Why a Great Product Is Never Enough to Create a Successful Business: Monica Royer shares her experiences as a mother and entrepreneur.

• What Growing Up on the South Side of Chicago Taught This Visual Artist About Hustling: Hebru Brantley learned how to sell from hip-hop. Now, he has Jay-Z as a client.

• At 17, This Entrepreneur Worked the Cash Registers. Now, He's a Vice President of the Same Company.: How Nick Scarpino grew as a marketer and what you can learn from his techniques.

• 4 Tips for Hosting an Unforgettable Marketing Event: Focus on making a connection with your customer and the sales will follow.

• How This Fitness Trainer and Stuntwoman Built Her Online Following: April Sutton has made appearances in Fox's 'Empire' and 'Divergent.'

• This Sports Publicist Explains How to Make Your Online Content Go Viral: Plus, why it's okay to blend your personal and professional brands.

• Why Ideas Are an Entrepreneur's Most Valuable Currency: One freelance writer explains how to break through in your own market.

• Know What You're Worth: How to Maximize Your Freelance Paycheck: One writer explains the opportunities and challenges of working as a freelancer.

• Why You Shouldn't Build a Trendy Business: Don't fall into short-term traps.

• How This Entrepreneur Created a Premier Women's Lifestyle Website: Danielle Moss went from blogging part-time to co-founding The Everygirl.

• How One Man Made $70,000 Selling Books on the Side of the Road: Workers at the nearby Foot Locker laughed while Jahmal Cole made bank.

• Best-Selling Author Veronica Roth Tells What Writing Books Is Really Like: Writers seems the original and ultimate solopreneurs but publishing a best seller requires a team.

• Demystifying the Process of Securing Corporate Sponsorship: Know who you are asking, what you are asking for and when to ask it.

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