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Office Relationships Work a Lot Like Those With Friends and Family
Confront problems head on and face-to-face because you are going to be seeing that face every day.
Think Innovation Isn't Part of Your Day Job? Here's Why It Should Be.
Ask yourself these four questions.
How This Entrepreneur Saved a Damaged Brand (Remember About.com?)
Learn how Neil Vogel took over the old internet giant About.com and transformed it into a thriving company called Dotdash.
Why Tenacity Is More Important Than Brilliance for Entrepreneurial Success
Lots of people are smart enough to succeed as entrepreneurs, but few have the tenacity to work through the inevitable failures.
This Entrepreneur Shares How He Sold the Product That Everyone Said Was Impossible
When Eric Korman told everyone he wanted to sell perfume online, everyone thought he was crazy. He ended up proving them wrong.
People Love Your Idea, But It Doesn't Make Money. Now What?
The founder of Shift shares how he was forced to get rid of a feature everyone loved.
Creatively Blocked? These 32 Founders Share Their Most Effective Strategies.
Here's how to get your mind moving again.
How This Entrepreneur Turned a Lowbrow Product Into a Luxurious One
After setting aside his music career, Sean Dowdell wanted to start his own tattoo parlor, but he needed to find a way to make a traditionally lowbrow product appeal to a high-end, but still edgy, audience.
Unleashing the Power of an Innovative Mind
Research indicates that an innovative mind is not necessarily born, it can be developed through techniques of observing and thinking.
When His Business Model Didn't Work, This Entrepreneur Had to Change Things Up
After his early customers weren't paying their invoices, the founder of pizza app Slice began the long process of figuring out what (and how) people were willing to pay.
3 Rules I Use to Stay Productive and Not Overwhelmed
I get 1,000 emails a week, but I only work 40 hours. Here's how I do it.
The Curse of the Problem Solver: You Can't Solve It All
Sometimes, you have to let some problems go unsolved.
How This Food Entrepreneur Avoids Getting Burned By Bad Decisions
Prioritization and big-picture focus are vital to finding success.
Don't Go Looking for Problems: Curing Your Own Pain Points Is a Good Way to Develop a New Product
Instead of looking outward to identify problems to solve and markets to serve, entrepreneurs should focus on their own frustrations. The unique solutions they come up with will have a natural market filled with customers just like them.
This Young Entrepreneur Shares the 3-Step Strategy She Uses to Banish Self-Doubt
BOXFOX co-founder and COO Sabena Suri wants to help other young women find their confidence.