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How to Manage the Challenges of a Family Business
BY Lisa Evans
Working with your family can present some unique challenges and opportunities. Here are four tips to keep you sane.
Groupon Founder Andrew Mason Out as CEO
BY Jason Fell
The embattled founder's memo to staff details why he was dismissed.
How to 'Virtually' March on Washington for Immigration Reform
BY Catherine Clifford
Technology and innovation leaders spearhead an online movement to push U.S. lawmakers to pass immigration reform.
Want to Harness the Power of the Crowd? Consider These Tips
BY Catherine Clifford
Crowdsourcing is altering the way companies come up with innovative ideas and accomplish large and small tasks.
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BY Colleen DeBaise and Dana Kochnower
The fashion pioneer talks about bridging the gap between entrepreneurship and creativity.
How to Thrive During Tough Times
BY Nadia Goodman
Three tips to help you adapt and grow as a leader.
The 3 Leadership Behaviors That Make Your Employees Feel Fulfilled
BY Gwen Moran
The secrets to motivating and inspiring your employees aren't as difficult as you think.
4 Reasons Telecommuting Can Be Bad for Business
BY Stephanie Vozza
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stirred controversy this week by requiring employees report to the office, but not everyone thinks it's a bad idea.
Does Your Business Need Cargo Insurance?
BY Carol Tice
Cargo insurance can be confusing, but it pays to know these basics to avoid devastating losses.
How to Hire an IT Professional
BY Mikal E. Belicove
What questions to ask to make sure your full-time IT hire knows his or her stuff.
How to Stay Excited About Your Business
BY Katherine Duncan
A motivational psychology expert suggests strategies to put into play once your initial enthusiasm about your startup starts to waver.
9 Iconic Motivational Posters
BY Kathleen Davis
Successories posters were office icons of the 1980s and 1990s. From 'teamwork' to 'commitment,' we've gathered some of our favorite inspirational artwork.
SBA Aims to Clarify Health-Reform Law
BY Dinah Wisenberg Brin
The agency is seeking to dispel what it calls a common misconception: that all businesses will be required to provide health coverage to all employees.
Crowdopolis: Crowdsource Like the Big Guys
BY Catherine Clifford
A conference in New York City showcases the leading edge of crowdsourcing.
How to Make the Hiring Process Less Painful (Infographic)
BY Kathleen Davis
From crafting a clear job post to tapping into a variety of social networks, here's how to help make the hiring process easier.
Lessons in Leadership From the Latest D.C. Debacle
BY Adam Toren
Of course, getting Congress to move in lockstep with the White House is obviously a challenge. But the latest impasse could offer some lessons for entrepreneurs in similar predicaments.
Donald Trump for SBA Chief? Our Facebook Fans Weigh In
BY Catherine Clifford
We asked our readers who they want to replace Karen Mills at the helm of the Small Business Administration.
5 Influential CEOs Weigh in What Makes a Good Leader
BY Entrepreneur Contributors
Influential leaders who have taken their companies to new heights through skillful command with a dynamic, collaborative approach share their thoughts on what makes a good leader.
What Makes a Great Leader?
BY Amy Cosper
Editor-in-chief Amy Cosper on the many aspects of leadership.
Richard Branson on the Importance of Creative Thinking
BY Richard Branson
Virgin Group's founder answers a reader's question on how his personality drives the success of his business.
4 Ways to Pull Ahead of Your Competitors in Business
BY Lewis Howes
From going after larger clients to playing your strengths to your advantage, some advice for growing your company fast.
Karen Mills on the SBA: Successor Needs to Get the Word Out
BY Catherine Clifford
The outgoing chief of the Small Business Administration talks about her four years at the helm of the agency and what her successor needs to do.
How to Hire the Right People and Other Tips This Week
BY Brian Patrick Eha
Why you should open up to potential hires, how you should approach influential people, the importance of listening to your fans and more: our best tips of the week.
10 Inspirational Leaders Who Turned Around Their Companies
BY Stephanie Vozza
From falling stock prices to the threat of bankruptcy, these CEOs brought their companies back from the brink.
7 Trends in 'Green' Business, Not Just for Tree-Huggers
BY Catherine Clifford
Environmental responsibility is a hot trend for companies, whether or not they target the granola set.
Start Now to Prepare to Sell Your Business This Year
BY Brad Sugars
Lots of businesses have changed hands in the past several years, but plenty of money is still sitting on the sidelines. How to make a good deal.Ads by Google
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"I love to compete. I want to get out there and kick your ass in the business world. That is what inspires me."
Ben Kaufman
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"I'm inspired by the Empire State Building. Probably not many people know that it was built in one year and 45 days."
Alexander Mendeluk
Co-founder of SpiritHoods
"When I see people bridging the gap between the limitations that the 'real world' imposes and what they realize they can manifest."
Bret Michaels
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"The secret to success lies in the gap between dream and reality."
Scott Heiferman
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"I'm more inspired by the 20-somethings who are going to change the world. They have much less respect for the status quo and are seeing the world in a fresh way, many of them."
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