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Jonathan Small is a bestselling author, journalist, producer, and podcast host. For 25 years, he has worked as a sought-after storyteller for top media companies such as The New York Times, Hearst, Entrepreneur, and Condé Nast. He has held executive roles at Glamour, Fitness, and Entrepreneur and regularly contributes to The New York Times, TV Guide, Cosmo, Details, Maxim, and Good Housekeeping. He is the former “Jake” advice columnist for Glamour magazine and the “Guy Guru” at Cosmo.
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New Luxury Space Capsule Takes Passengers to Edge of Earth's Atmosphere — Where They Can Enjoy Cocktails and Killer Views
The net-zero Spaceship Neptune ascends 100,000 feet into the sky via SpaceBalloon. Trips are sold out until 2025.
Escritora finge suicidio y vuelve dos años después. ¿Fue todo una estrategia de marketing?
La familia de la escritora de novelas románticas, Susan Meachen, anunció su muerte por suicidio en 2020, pero la autora apareció de nuevo en Facebook a principios de esta semana. El mundo editorial está indignado.
Author Fakes Suicide And Returns Two Years Later. Was It All a Marketing Ploy?
Romance writer Susan Meachen's family announced her death by suicide in 2020, but the author popped up on Facebook earlier this week. The book world is outraged.
Tech CEO Arrested for Peeping on Customer in Panera Bread Bathroom. 'He Stuck His Head Underneath the Stall to Look at Her.'
California Police apprehended Eduardo Moreno, 35, the CEO of SeaDrone, for Peeping Tom crimes at Panera Bread in Silicon Valley.
La mayoría de los propósitos de Año Nuevo fallan — pero aquí hay 5 consejos que te ayudarán a cumplirlos
Muchos de nosotros fijamos objetivos poco realistas o vagos para el 2023 a los que renunciamos demasiado rápido. Esto es lo que la ponente de Ted Talks, Amy Morin, dice que hacer para cumplirlos.
Walking in Memphis? Don't Bother — These Are the 5 Best (and Worst) Cities to Live Without a Car in 2023.
A new survey ranked the 200 best and worst cities to live without wheels. Some of the results are surprising.
Recently Edited Content by Jonathan Small
He Built a $100 Million Brand in Menswear — Now He's Taking On Baby Monitors After a Scary Wake-Up Call
Kevin Lavelle of Harbor proves that success in entrepreneurship comes with solving the problems you face yourself.
He Turned a Personal Health Crisis Into a Company Earning $100 Million a Year — 'I Knew There Had To Be a Better Way.'
Max Clarke fixed a chronic condition through experimentation. Now he wants to take the guesswork out of the equation for others.
Nobody Was Talking About Nasal Breathing for Sleep Until This Former NFL Player Built a Brand Around It: 'You Feel So Much Better'
Todd Anderson had no entrepreneurial experience, but he had a nose for a good business idea.
How a Fitness Industry Newsletter Grew from Five Subscribers to 100K. 'People Were Tired of Fluff'
A longevity startup is designed to slow aging by targeting its 12 biological root causes.
What This Founder Thinks Most Supplement Brands Get Wrong—and How He Fixed It With David Beckham
5 lessons on how to bring trust and transparency into a controversial industry.
This Former Marine Beat Death Twice and Turned His Wake-Up Call Into A Wellness Business
Anthony Vennare built Fitt Insider—a B2B platform that focuses on the business of health and wellness.
