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From "You'll Go Nowhere" to Best-Selling Author: How Sarah Farmer Transformed Childhood Trauma and Workplace Toxicity into a Mission to Defeat Imposter Syndrome
When Sarah Farmer's headmaster told her at sixteen that she'd "go nowhere and become nothing," he probably didn't imagine she'd one day be helping C-suite executives and corporate CEOs overcome the very self-doubt his words helped instill. But that devastating
How a Silicon Valley–Trained Marketer Turned Publicist Is Reimagining the Creator Economy for Writers and Scholars
Most 15-year-olds are worried about passing algebra, but Ellen Yang was launching her first digital marketing agency. By 17, she was named one of Boston's Top 25 Under 25. After studying English and Linguistics at Stanford and cutting her teeth in Silicon Valley's creator economy, she
Sister Act: How Lina and Manar El Mugammar Turned Personal Hair Frustrations into Knotless, a Beauty-Tech Solution for the $10 Billion Textured Hair Market
Every woman with textured hair knows the anxiety of a new salon appointment. The uncertainty of whether your stylist will understand your hair, the disappointment when they don't, and the exhausting cycle of searching for someone who truly gets it. For sisters Lina and Manar, this frustration became
From Brooklyn Backyard to Cultural Movement: How Lovaeta K. Amoako Built LOCnificent Fest to Celebrate Black Hair and Joy
LOCnificent Fest is produced by Culture Unloc’d, a Brooklyn-based cultural events organization centered on black joy, diaspora identity, and community. Founded by Lovaeta K. Amoako, whose personal journey with locs began in 2010, the festival expresses her vision to create space where natural hair is not merely accepted—but