Charissa Cheong

Joanna Davies moved to New York from Denmark in January 2024. She said living in New York is more expensive, and she feels less safe than in Denmark.

Following Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon, the founder of a small tech company in Lebanon shared why she decided she had to leave.

Kerri Gibson quit her tech job in 2017 and pivoted into real estate investment. Instead of being a passive income source, it's her new full-time job.

William Reeve has 25 years of experience in angel investing. He looks for founders who'll listen to him and aren't just interested in the money.

Heather Doran became a "quiet quitter" pushing back on requests to do extra work and turning down meetings that weren't relevant to her role.

After graduating from college at age 39, Josh Rose started a tech job at a Fortune 500 bank. He said persevering for a degree was the right choice.

Ivan Maryasin said Berlin is a relatively affordable place to build a business, but it's harder to uphold a "Silicon Valley benchmark" there.

After learning how to use ChatGPT, high school English teacher Kelly Gibson decided to allow students to write essays using AI tools.

Isaac French said hitting it off with the buyer and being offered the right price influenced his decision to sell his micro-resort for $7 million.

A global GM at Microsoft took her baby to a work conference. She said she wanted to set an example about having a family and career at the same time.