Personality: Page 2
3 Signs You're an Entrepreneur at Heart
Do you have what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur?
8 Reasons Why You Should Not Be an Entrepreneur
You'll hate #3 if you love brunch...
Are You Coming Across as Authentic?
If not, it could really be hurting your business. Here's how to figure out if other people find you authentic, and what to do about it if they don't.
Want to Grow Your Business? Grow Your Charisma.
Every entrepreneur needs charisma. Here are three ways to get it.
Why Personality Tests Are Flawed, and What to Look At Instead
Our survey results are in, and they shed light on four distinct identity types.
Learn These 5 Personality Strategies to Supercharge Sales
Author Woody Woodward says, "You lose 80 percent of your sales by opening your mouth."
There Are Three Entrepreneur 'Personas,' But Only One Can Thrive
As we move forward, leaders who are open about mental health struggles will create companies where fewer people fall through the cracks.
Is Your Personality Permanent? New Research Says 'No.'
Your future self is the product of your choices now: So who and what will you choose?
How Optimists and Pessimists Can Get Along
Opposites may not necessarily attract in business, but they can make your team a more productive whole.
8 Surprising Signs You Could Be an Entrepreneur
Are you a rule-breaking idea machine? Then the future could be yours.
Elon Musk Did a Dad-Dance Striptease at Tesla's New Factory
The audience at the Shanghai Gigafactory was bewitched by his robotic moves
Here Are the Three Types of Arrogance, According to a New Study
A team of psychology researchers broke down the idea of arrogance into three distinct levels.
Are You Wasting Employees' Talent? Here's How to Know
Asking one simple question when you hire could boost the success (and happiness) of your new staffer.
She Chose Tattoos Over Traditional Success. Why Katrina Ruth Refuses to Be Anything But Herself.
"I know I'm not for everyone. But if you aren't yourself, you'll just blend in."
Why The Business World Needs Both Extroverts And Introverts
Introverts are typically internally focused, their "real world" is inside their head, whereas extroverts live primarily in the external world. These differences have a number of implications for functioning and for business.