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Ellen Wong

Cambridge
As seen in: Business Insider, The National Law Review, Mochi Magazine
Attorney, Engineer, @MIT Alumni, Food Enthusiast, Texan at heart, Midnight chef/baker
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The Prodigal Daughter: Returning Home to Care for My Aging Mother - Mochi Magazine

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By Ellen Wong
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I stepped out of baggage claim's automatic glass doors into the familiar rush of heavy, muggy air and the scent of exhaust fumes from cars anxiously waiting to locate their person. Usually, my brother Albert picks me up whenever I visit my family in Houston. That's just who he is: a fiercely loyal, dependable, ever-dutiful son, husband, and brother. But today, he was busy picking up his two young girls from school, so I was relieved of the guilt I have always felt receiving a ride from him.
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I'm an entrepreneur who took a 3-month sabbatical. Here's how I set up my business to run itself while I was gone. Original

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By Ellen Wong
| Business Insider Verified
Ellen Wong is a naturopathic doctor with her own practice in Toronto, Ontario. Before taking a three-month sabbatical this year, she took many steps to prepare her business. She hired help to cover for her, anticipated legal challenges, and prepared social-media content. But small-business owners and entrepreneurs face a different dilemma — how do you "quiet quit" when you're running your own business and your livelihood depends on it?
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Patent Eligibility Under Alice: Reliance on Lack of Routine or Conventional Use

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By Ellen Wong
| The National Law Review Verified
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