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  1. “Everything happens for a reason and we learn an enormous amount with every decision we make along the way.” Ruth Zuckerman, co-founder, discussed working through trauma, finding her path, and making tough decisions at a recent View From The Top.

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  2. The number of Latino business owners has surged by 34% over the past decade, outpacing other ethnic groups. Yet, Latino business owners face ongoing challenges: their companies tend to remain smaller than white-owned businesses.

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  3. “Credit card companies do a great job of making us feel like they’re granting us access to our money. They’re not. It’s important to understand that this is debt.” –Assistant professor Stephanie Tully

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  4. Maintaining a strong professional network boils down to cultivating relationships with people as individuals. A few key tips: don’t be afraid to reconnect with people you’ve lost touch with and reach out to those “weak ties” you don’t know as well.

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  5. Outfitting customers with cameras shed light on their purchasing behavior — and how retailers could use it to their advantage.

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  6. Organizations are not immune from bias. Stanford GSB researchers recommend moving beyond trainings and starting with a design thinking approach: begin with tangible, informative pilots before rolling it out to the entire organization.

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  7. How others perceive us can impact our careers, but we can build the reputation we want through conscious communication. On this podcast episode, Stanford GSB lecturers share techniques on effectively improving your reputation.

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  8. "A reputation is the echo that proceeds you into a room and the echo that remains after you leave." On this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, GSB lecturers Allison Kluger and Matt Abrahams share techniques on effectively managing your reputation.

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    Jan 31

    A snapshot of the important and impactful research published today by Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative . Read more at

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  11. When searching for investors, successful hotelier Chip Conley divides them into three categories: transactional, relationship-oriented, and legacy. After a business failure, Conley realized the importance of matching the right investors to your project.

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  12. Read the State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2019 report here:

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  13. Latino-owned businesses are the fastest growing business segment in the United States. Today is the State of Latino Entrepreneurship forum happening on campus. Follow along here:

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  14. Nir Eyal, MBA ‘08, says that being “indistractable” is a skill we can always get better at, and it starts with being extra conscious of how we spend our time.

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    Jan 30

    Have you ever wondered how bias gets embedded in your view of the world? My colleagues & I wrote this to article to explain & offer strategies to do better.

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  16. Our piece from last year with Professor Nicholas Bloom on and the UK economy. "With Brexit, the uncertainty has actually increased. The only historical parallel is the Great Depression, which started with the stock market crash of 1929.”

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  17. "We need a deeper debate about which tasks need to stay in the hands of the public, and out of the market." –Marietje Schaake, international policy director of Cyber Policy Center

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  18. High-stakes communication is complicated and many of us struggle to get our point across. Our new podcast, “Think Fast, Talk Smart,” features experts sharing tips and best practices on becoming a more effective communicator. Listen here:

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    Our founding director, , shares how innovations coming out of tech firms can help social impact organizations in this GSB video 4/7

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    Hello! We are building a community to use digital technology and social science research to improve the effectiveness of the social sector 1/7

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