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Lindsey Stanberry

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I have high standards. Can you meet them? Writer & editor, author of Money Diaries; formerly @fortunemagazine; @ShopwithSelect; @cnbcmakeit; @refinery29.
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Money Diaries

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By Lindsey Stanberry
| Refinery29 Verified
In Refinery29's Money Diaries, we ask women to share their salary, their take home pay, and their monthly expenses.
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We’ve lost the plot on ambition

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By Alicia Adamczyk Verified, Lindsey Stanberry
| The Purse
Just before the pandemic, Jenny Odell’s How to Do Nothing changed how I thought about my relationship to work, productivity, and how I was spending my time. It’s impossible to sum up the entire book in a sentence—I recommend reading the whole thing or at least the text of the talk she adapted it from. But in it, Odell explores how productivity culture has corrupted our broader culture, particularly in the U.S., and argues for recapturing our own attention.
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Home Economics No. 48: A married mother of 2 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, who owns a tiny cabin resort

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By Lindsey Stanberry
| The Purse
There’s been a lot of chatter on social media this week about the fun New York piece “What Do You Do and What Do You Make?” which shares the job details and salaries of 60 New Yorkers. Alicia pointed out that many of the wealthiest New Yorkers featured have some sort of side hustle. “I think when you’re rich, side hustles are referred to as ‘diversified revenue streams,’” I joked.
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