
Jason Feifer
Entrepreneur Staff
Editor in Chief
Jason Feifer is the editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine and host of the podcast Problem Solvers. Outside of Entrepreneur, he is the author of the book Build For Tomorrow, which helps readers find new opportunities in times of change, as the host of the podcast Help Wanted, where he and cohost Nicole Lapin solve listeners' work problems. He also writes a newsletter called One Thing Better, which each week gives you one better way to build a career or company you love.
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The Founder of This Snack Brand Totally Messed Its Name Up. Here's How He Fixed It.
Turns out, most of us don't want to be reminded that we're eating a chip made out of a bird.
How This Newsletter Writer Got More Than 300,000 Subscribers, and Now Makes "Significantly More" Than He Did At His Day Job
Lenny Rachitsky of Lenny's Newsletter shares his multiple phases of growth.
'You Need to be a Non-Expert': Why Billionaire Naveen Jain Believes Outsiders Make the Best Entrepreneurs
Naveen Jain founded microbiome testing and supplements company Viome by believing he didn't need expertise to disrupt an industry.
Lewis Howes Has Built An Eight-Figure Personal Brand. He Did It By Constantly Reinventing Himself.
The key to Howes' success is his willingness to be honest about what people need, and revise his story again and again.
My 7-Year-Old Son Throws A Tantrum Over the Same Thing that Upsets Entrepreneurs. Let's Stop This!
Every few months, it's the same throwdown.
Want to Be More Productive? Stop Trying to Finish Every Task, and Do This Instead
If you only focus on your to-do list, you'll run out of the energy to complete it, says psychotherapist Katherine Morgan Schafler.
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