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Author: Jeneba Ghatt
Jeneba Jalloh Ghatt is a recovering attorney who manages her digital media publishing company while writing for several tech, business and lifestyle sites. She considers herself a social media butterfly and a tech inclusion advocate. She is an early tech adopter who curated content since the Internet’s earliest years in 1992.
Work Burn Out Is Officially Now a Recognized Syndrome
Burnout is now classified as “a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed,” according to
From Studio Apartment to $8M in Sales, One Mompreneur Shares Lessons
Less than three years ago, Jeanne Foley was living in a New York City apartment, about to give birth to her first
Sell Merch Like Kylie and Drake Who Use Shopify
In the digital economy, the big boys and the small boys get to play on the same playing field, well when it
Valuabe Biz Lessons from Outrageously Priced Kanye West Easter Service Merch {10 Min Podcast}
I’ve been a fan of Kanye West for a long time, even after his political alliances and controversial comments about slavery gave
10 Nipsey Hussle Quotes to Inspire and Motivate
I follow hip hop but not West Coast rap and only learned about recording artist Nipsey Hussle (real name: Ermias Joseph Asghedom)
Get My 140+ Links Content Creator Guide (FREE!)
I was just going through my freebies and updating my resources offerings to students and thought I’d re-share my free guide with
3 Women of Color MakeUp Bosses with $1B Companies
Much has been said this month about the success of Kylie Jenner reaching the $1B mark as an entrepreneur in the cosmetics
Why Recording YouTube Videos In A Car Is Boss! {VIDEO}
A friend of mine who described herself as someone relatively new to the digital phenomenon of video vlogs recorded inside vehicles marveled
Black small business owners are young, happy and female
A recent survey of the State of Small Business found that African-American small business (SMB) owners are happier, younger, and more female-led
