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Thus, as the cable-tv-dominated status quo crumbles, pro sports will develop a new playbook, centered around better telling player stories. Players will also have more opportunity to tell and sell these stories themselves, direct-to-consumer:
Lea Boreland • Adapting sports
We need more women founders on offense
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She never stuck her name, a very powerful brand, on any merchandise (see Martha again, along with a host of chefs and athletes).
David Carr • A Triumph of Avoiding the Traps (Published 2009)
“Curious about how does one ‘have it all’? 3 young boys, 2 booming businesses, an incredible creative partnership and new business with your husband... what does hired help look like?” - Joanne
‘All’ isn’t possible, or even desirable. For me, a full, fulfilling life requires plenty of room for living and all the unplanned stuff that inevitably take... See more
‘All’ isn’t possible, or even desirable. For me, a full, fulfilling life requires plenty of room for living and all the unplanned stuff that inevitably take... See more
Emily Sundberg • The rules Clare de Boer lives by.
detection. On the other hand, it’s also possible that the high-stakes risks
Jeff Benedict • Tiger Woods
It’s 10am and Morgan is fresh-as-a-daisy: she’s worked out, got her go-to oat milk vanilla latte to hand and has picked up a copy of the New York Times from the newsstand down the street. How come? Because she’s on its cover. ‘The Most Famous Women in Men’s Tennis’ it reads. ‘It’s so surreal, I still haven’t processed it yet,’
Annabel Sampson • Meet Morgan Riddle: how this Bright Young Thing became ‘The Most Famous Woman in Men’s Tennis’
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