Why this Monday is a Day ON, Not a Day Off
How one female founder is preparing to serve in honor of Dr Martin Luther King, Jr.
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3 Steps To Set Your Privacy Intentions for 2014
It's never been more crucial to protect your privacy online: here are three simple ways to stay safe.
4 Tips for Connecting at the Women 2.0 Conference
Networking expert and conference MC Porter Gale asks: You invest your money, but are you investing in relationships?
3 Common Myths That Hold Women Back From Becoming Millionaires
Only about 15% of American millionaires are self-made women. What's holding women entrepreneurs back from reaching rich-list parity?
Self-Confidence: A Prerequisite for Studying Computer Science
A CS student on why being a good programmer is not enough to succeed -- you also need to believe in yourself.
The Science of Why It’s OK to Fail at Your New Year’s Resolution
Already suspecting some of your resolutions may be doomed? That doesn't mean they were useless.
Make Your Mother-in-Law Your First VC
Family support and bootstrapping with a paycheck are tried-and-true methods for entrepreneurs. Don't overlook them.
Give or Take?
Sure, hard work and passion are important for success, but so is generosity, writes this angel investor.
10 Habits of People Who Connect With Anyone
It's all about connections in today's world. Here's a guide to making yourself comfortable when networking.
How to Create the Life You Want
Seattle Founder Friday Speaker and Fanzo co-founder shares roadblocks and solutions for pursuing the life we want.
Coming to the SF Conference? Here’s Your Go-to Guide for Foodie Hot Spots!
Coming to our SF conference February 13th and 14th? Here's a list of delicious foodie hot spots you won't want to miss from an SF local.
Is It Alright to Call a Female Founder “Miss Thang”?
How about if you’re Dave McClure? That’s the question a tweet from the founder of 500 Startups about our PITCH Competition raised this weekend.
My Resolutions for 2014
Women 2.0 CEO Shaherose Charania shares her personal and professional improvement plan for 2014. What’s yours?
