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It’s good to be loved…

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As any business owner knows, it’s always nice to be recognized for what you’re doing in the world. Laura Dunn is a blogger who writes for the Huffington Post  – currently doing a series of profiles on amazing women in business. Her articles include Q&A and features on great women to watch and learn from {and of course support too}. 

I feel so honored to be featured to talk not only about SMARTY but the great women who’ve inspired me to get where I am today.
And @lauraemilyd – thanks again, it was so great connecting with you!
-Amy

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SMARTY began as a thriving community in Los Angeles and Boston with weekly panel discussions and events designed to better understand the mindset and growth strategies behind successful entrepreneurs. Today, SMARTY is a weekly blog written by Amy Swift Crosby who chronicles her life as a creative, parent, entrepreneur and spiritual seeker. As an urban refugee living in a New England seaside village, she unpacks topics ranging from uncertainty and doubt to the built environment and advertising. More on Amy.

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