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Julz Maleno, a student, says she didn't do anything to her yard in Chino, California before listing it on the Neighbor app and got a renter in a few days. → Read More
Tessa Victoria West has studied awkward social situations in the workplace for two decades. Here's her advice for dealing with tough coworkers. → Read More
Jeffrey Delerme started Tasking as a side hustle in 2017. He says it gives him freedom to enjoy life and he likes working with his hands. → Read More
"My mobility was becoming more and more of a factor. Now, it's not an issue at all," says Cynthia Shaver, who took her services virtual with success. → Read More
Diego Diaz didn't think he could break into tech without a formal coding background. But then he discovered Webflow and the "no-code" community. → Read More
Paul Karger says his high-net-worth clients put saving first and always take on a side hustle. It's his job to navigate the uncertainty of investing. → Read More
Whitney Curry sat down with her boss at the end of her Zillow internship and pitched him on why he should hire her. Her career took off from there. → Read More
Last February, 80% of Giovanny Tarrago's jobs on TaskRabbit were snow removals. It's the perfect gig for living in Chicago. → Read More
Jason Mathew, 30, wanted a free trip when he applied to Tulsa Remote. He's since bought a home and started a business and has no plans to leave. → Read More
To optimize his time, William Young makes monthly trips to Home Depot to keep his inventory stocked and only accepts jobs within a set map area. → Read More
Amy Burr was a founding member of Virgin America and now works for the VC arm of JetBlue Airways. She cares about the story founders tell. → Read More
A self-described "workaholic," Sylvia Wong had a 15-year career at IBM before coming across the Amagansett property that changed her career path. → Read More
After a decade of research into weight loss, Microsoft employee Jonathan Bailor published his findings. His book caught the eye of a literary agent. → Read More
Helen Polise teaches TikTok tricks to her 490,000 followers and has sold $5,000 worth of courses. She says the opportunities on the app are limitless. → Read More
Shama Keskar once accidentally stopped LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner from entering the office. It taught her about being fearless even if you mess up. → Read More
William Young does moving and installation tasks in New York City. He calls it a "crazy market" and has even ended up at a couple of celebrity houses. → Read More
Angelica McKinley worked for the NYT, Apple, and Slack before landing at Google. Now she works with guest artists to make its homepage sparkle. → Read More
In the early days of Carrot Fertility, CEO Tammy Sun quickly learned how to handle rejection by normalizing it and celebrating the small wins. → Read More
Helen Kelly brought the idea of linking genealogy and tourism to the historic Shelbourne Hotel. She's proud to connect travelers to their birthplaces. → Read More
By traveling every time he had two consecutive days off, Calvin D. Sun visited 190 countries and territories and had over 1,000 travel companions. → Read More