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Entrepreneur Staff
Deputy Editor of Entrepreneur

Frances Dodds is Entrepreneur magazine's deputy editor. Before that she was features director for Entrepreneur.com, and a senior editor at DuJour magazine. She's written for Longreads, New York Magazine, Architectural Digest, Us Weekly, Coveteur and more.

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Mujeres emprendedoras

El secreto de mil millones de dólares de Jessica Simpson: 'Ser subestimado es un superpoder'

Construir un imperio de la moda le ha enseñado a la estrella del pop que cuando la gente asume que no tienes idea, solo te da más tiempo para demostrar que están equivocados.

Growing a Business

'It's Just Human Nature:' A New Book Examines Why Our Work Is Better When We Work Less

Ready for the 4 day work week? Journalists Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel argue that conversations about the future of work too often miss the bigger picture.

Estrategias de crecimiento

'Es solo la naturaleza humana': un nuevo libro examina por qué nuestro trabajo es mejor cuando trabajamos menos

¿Listo para la semana laboral de 4 días? Los periodistas Anne Helen Petersen y Charlie Warzel argumentan que las conversaciones sobre el futuro del trabajo a menudo pierden el panorama general.

Thought Leaders

Her Mom Sold Rice Cakes in a Refugee Camp. Now She Sells Her Mom's Hot Chili Sauce in Gourmet Grocery Stores. Her Mom Isn't Impressed... Yet.

As Lunar New Year celebrations begin, Lisa Tran tells the harrowing, inspiring story of her family's journey from Vietnam to Portland, Oregon, and reflects on the spirit of entrepreneurship that guided them every step of the way.

Growing a Business

Pretty Rocks Made From Human Ashes? How This Founder Convinced "Incredibly Skeptical" Funeral Homes to Sell His Novel Service.

Parting Stone founder Justin Crowe realized that to make something new, he'd have to win over an ancient industry.

Estrategias de crecimiento

¿Bonitas rocas hechas de cenizas humanas? Cómo este fundador convenció a las funerarias "increíblemente escépticas" de vender su novedoso servicio.

El fundador de Parting Stone, Justin Crowe, se dio cuenta de que para hacer algo nuevo, tendría que conquistar una industria antigua.