Adina Grigore

It can be extremely challenging for entrepreneurs to give up control, but in order to grow, you need to learn to delegate.

Working 18-hour days is not a badge of honor. Instead of being a success strategy, it will only lead to fatigue and burn out.

Did Melania plagiarize Michelle (and, if so, why her instead of Pat Nixon or Nancy Reagan?) or are we all just recycling and reusing good lines?

It can be disheartening when someone quits your company, the one you built and believe in. Here is how to handle it with grace.

They are basically all the same. Here is what I am doing about it.

It's about getting your head out of the clouds and your feet planted firmly on the ground.

Between the talks, workshops, interviews and events, speaking constantly about your business can be a bit of a grind.

Every young company goes through this smack-talking phase, but it's important to make sure to think through where criticisms are coming from and that they really matter.

Work-life balance doesn't necessarily equate to long walks, intense meditations, cleanses and bubble baths with glasses of red wine on weekends.

For entrepreneurs, finally getting into the black is a huge accomplishment. But it can also be a stressful problem.

Writing a book while running a company is exhausting. But if done correctly, it can help build both your personal and business brand.

While many entrepreneurs would love to be in the Targets and Walmarts of the world, it can be an extremely stressful time.

The last thing an entrepreneur ever wants to say is 'I'm sorry we can't take that order for 10,000 units, because we can't make it all in time.'

One entrepreneur explains how she was able to get the perfect URL for her startup and what lessons she learned along the way.

The founder of skincare line S.W. Basics discusses how she has to sacrifice clients in order to gain others and how to deal with it.