"Being a venture back company, we’re pressured to grow quickly. It’s this fine balance that you have to figure out, which is, I need to spend to grow. But at the same time I need to be making tweaks and changes in my business to make sure that I am getting the right return on that spend."
"My parents opened up a Coverdell Education Savings Account for me when I was younger but forgot about it... until now. I'm now 27 and am wondering if I can roll it over into my 401k or IRA. What are your thoughts?"
"We need to resist the emotional tendencies of making bad investment and financial decisions. It’s understandable why people do. We are creatures of emotion. We are human. But unfortunately, that’s not how the financial markets want you to behave." -- Ric Edelman
"We are really living under this collective delusion that in order to succeed and achieve, we need to burn out and sacrifice sleep. It is simply a delusion." -- Arianna Huffington
"I have $50K in private student loans. My in-laws to-be have offered to pay them off in full. While this offer is seriously tempting, I don't want to start my marriage off feeling like I owe them something. What should I do?"
"The key is that you need to control as much as you can. I don’t mean micromanaging. I mean setting the course of the ship. Plot the coordinates, get all your people on board, explain to everybody where we’re going." -- Jillian Michaels
"Demeanor is always important. Being logical and not emotional is really important in a conversation about a raise. This is not about emotion, this is about what I’m worth and what I can accomplish." - Lisa Gersh, CEO of Goop
"I had the pleasure of being involved in so many important advances for women over the years. But I’ve realized that if women don’t share equally in power and leadership...then we would keep fighting the same old battles."
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