Jennifer Lopez, like aspiring artists before her, heard early in her career that talented people were “a dime a dozen” and that, sooner rather than later, someone “younger and better” would come along to capture the public’s attention. Lopez, speaking during the final day of Brandweek, poked holes in that outmoded way of thinking by…
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