Shira Lazar’s 2025 Highlights

A celebration cake prompts a personal review of creative work, community events, and life outside work.

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Shira Lazar
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2025年12月31日
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Shira Lazar looks back on her 2025 projects and personal milestones. She mentions her company, an independently launched podcast, creator mental-health initiatives, travel, family, and learning to trust herself.

  1. 1Creative and business workLazar mentions a Times Square billboard, her company’s profitability, a podcast, and newsletter growth.
  2. 2Creator community projectsShe describes a creator council, mental-health support initiatives, nonprofit boards, events, and a study.
  3. 3Personal milestonesShe celebrates her first 5K, a brand deal, travel, time with family, and greater self-trust.

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  1. Lazar says What’s Trending ended the year profitable and that she launched The AI Download independently.
  2. She describes creator mental-health events, a study, and initiatives supporting creators.
  3. Her personal highlights include running a first 5K, travel, family time, and greater self-trust.
  4. The figures and achievements are her own account of the year.
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A year in creative work

Lazar uses a celebration cake to list highlights. She mentions her company, podcast, and newsletters.

With a celebration cheesecake made by her father, Shira Lazar looks back on 2025. She mentions a Times Square billboard, says What’s Trending ended the year profitable, and celebrates launching The AI Download independently with a season-long sponsor.

Lazar says her newsletters grew to nearly 20,000 subscribers. She also describes creator-focused projects, including the NAB Creator Council and Creator Care, and says she joined two nonprofit boards.

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Community and events

She recalls initiatives and events for creators. She also mentions nonprofit service and a mental-health study.

She recalls hosting events, including the first CES creator space, and five creator mental-health events around the country. She reports nearly 500 creator attendees and ten sponsors, and mentions a mental-health study she spent a year working on.

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Life beyond work

She celebrates a run, travel, family time, and personal growth. She looks ahead to 2026.

Personal highlights include running her first 5K, a six-figure brand deal, traveling, seeing family, and building more self-trust. She thanks the year and looks forward to 2026. The figures are her own account of her year.

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