Ximena N. Larkin
Writer, Publicist and Founder of C1 Revolution
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How to Embrace Your Unique Perspective and Achieve Unique Success
This female founder says being different is a strength, not a weakness.
How This Hospitality Entrepreneur Found Success After Switching Careers Twice
The restaurant group founder talks about the determination necessary to succeed in the industry.
How This Novice Photographer Took a Broken iPhone and Created a Business
This graphic designer used her tech savvy to create a wildly popular Instagram platform.
Why Diversity Is the Secret to This Talent Agency's Influencer-Based Approach
This founder talks about catapulting into a unique space.
The Story of How the First WakandaCon Came to Be
The convention, based on the "Black Panther" movie, has found incredible success after just two events.
How This Mexican-American Artist Is Raising Social Awareness in His Chicago Community
Ricardo Gamboa is making a name for himself with his distinct perspective and original stories.
This Marketing Maven Makes Connections Through Creative Experiences
A balance between design and mission helps this entrepreneur bring brands to life.
You Can Read and Eat Great Food at This Chicago Culinary Bookstore
Esther Dairiam originally just wanted to run a normal bookstore. Here's why she didn't.
How to Grow Your Business by Knowing Your Audience
Eve Rodriguez talks about growing candy company Dulcelandia after appealing to a wider Latino population.
How to Leave Your Mark on the World by Doing What You Love
What you can learn from Chef Bill Kim.
Embrace the Art of What You Do and No Day Will Ever Be Boring
ESPN writer and author Scoop Jackson gives advice on how to love your craft.
This Entrepreneur Sells $355 Bars of Chocolate. Is He Crazy or a Genius?
How To'ak Chocolate wants to make the sweet a luxury item.
Why This 73-Year-Old Company Is a Master Instagram User
How Walter E. Smithe is adapting with the times.
Why This Entrepreneur Hands Out Skulls Instead of Trophies
How Carlos Jaramillo started his annual race honoring the Day of the Dead.
