Going 🚀 behind-the-scenes with SallieKrawcheck!
I grab a SweetGreen salad for lunch. My go-to is kale, quinoa, boiled egg and avocado. I top it off with one of the warm, gooey chocolate chip cookies that our People Ops team has delivered to the office., for an interview about why women should ignore the patronizing budgeting advice that skipping your morning coffee can make you a millionaire. Our point our view: that math simply doesn’t work on any planet we know of…and life is too short to skip that latte.
For “Money in 60 Seconds,” which we post on LinkedIn, I answer questions on the top three money mistakes women make. After that, I spend a little time on writing Ellevest’s “What the Elle” newsletter: this week, we are tackling how to get a raise .I’m usually leaving for the airport by now to meet investors in San Francisco for another round of venture capital funding. Luckily, I'm off the hook today. So I’m crossing the East River in a Lyft to Williamsburg.
Brasil Últimas Notícias, Brasil Manchetes
Similar News:Você também pode ler notícias semelhantes a esta que coletamos de outras fontes de notícias.
Snow Day-Approved Eye Masks For the Ultimate At-Home Spa DayFake the ultimate good night's sleep with these eight chic eye masks:
Consulte Mais informação »
Harvey Weinstein's Attorney Says 'His Whole Life Has Been Ruined'Harvey Weinstein's attorney Donna Rotunno says that even if Weinstein is cleared of all charges, his life is still 'ruined.'
Consulte Mais informação »
Omar: Trump’s retweet of bogus 9/11 dancing claim puts ‘my life at risk’Rep. Ilhan Omar accused President Trump on Wednesday of endangering her life by “continuing to spread lies” that she “partied” on the anniversary of September 11.
Consulte Mais informação »
Rep. Ilhan Omar says Trump tweet 'spread lies that put my life at risk'Rep. Omar says that President Trump had put her in danger by retweeting a video of her dancing with a description that falsely claimed it showed her celebrating on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Consulte Mais informação »
Scott Stapp Is Ready For a Normal Rock Star LifeFormer Creed singer Scott Stapp has sold millions of albums and spent years battling substance abuse. Now 46 and sober, Stapp has finally found balance — and wants his new music to help those searching for it.
Consulte Mais informação »