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ELLA DOLPHIN, CEO of STYLIST
'Straight-talking but highly emotive, How To Make Money provides superbly tangible insights into laying the foundations for your own brand playbook, via ideas that bust through the bravado and bluster of standard business talk'
KATIE BARON, author of FASHION AND MUSIC
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