Finance · the U.S. · October 24, 2026
From Fortune
Golden State Valkyries President Jess Smith tries to “live in gratitude” and isn’t willing to apologize for loving to work.
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Boss of $1 billion WNBA team Valkyries says she rejects work-life balance because she loves the grind: ‘I’m not apologizing for what brings me joy’
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