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A recent survey of women in their early 20s found that most are struggling financially: A third live with their parents, and more than half regularly borrow money from them. Meanwhile, a couple of recent stories about superstar entrepreneurial teens has even those of us feeling OK about our career paths feeling like underachievers. Here are stories of seven teenage girls who have already built enviable careers. More
Rookie contributor, Cindy Gallop, wants you know you’re beautiful. (The Daily Muse)
Now a pro from home-schooling your kids, or having been home-schooled yourself. (YourTango)
Maria Shriver is back to work–finally! (HuffPo Women)
What your heels need now: Foot Petals shoe inserts. (The Budget Babe)
Tavi’s presence in NYC is making even us grown women swoon and act like bumbling idiots. (The Frisky)
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Designers tend to get all the attention during Fashion Week, what with their fancy runway shows and melodramatic personalities. But what about the entrepreneurs that keep designers in business, and keep the fashion industry interesting? Here’s a look at 10 fashion startups – mostly new, mostly online, 100% cool – that we’re keeping an eye on. More
Some people don’t need a last name, and Tavi Gevinson is one of them. While Tavi doesn’t technically fall within our demographic of coverage — she is 15 years old after all — it’s hard to ignore this girl, or rather young woman, who is both founder and CEO of Rookie, a full blown online magazine that launched this week. Considering her blog, The Style Rookie, is where Tavi made her first appearance in the Internet world, it was only fitting that Rookie would launch just days before Fashion Week. Oh, and did we mention that Jane Pratt is on her staff? How many CEOs can say that? Just Tavi. More
Bad business is when you alienate people because of whom they love — like DWTS did. (YourTango)
Do you have a bad hairstyle? Now you’ll know. (The Frisky)
Perhaps Tavi Gevinson should have been on VF‘s “2011 New Establishment” list instead of Lady Gaga. (Jezebel)
Mondays are the worst. How to be productive that first day of the week. (Savvy Sugar)
Get over the work week exhaustion with these handy tips. (LearnVest)
