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Entrepreneur Staff
Bio
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, and co-hosts the podcast Help Wanted, where he helps 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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He Got 450,000 Newsletter Subscribers by Sharing 'Nice News' — Here's How
Inside the strategy that turned positive news into Nice News, a positively growing newsletter business.
Need More Rest? Try the Bedtimes of These Highly Successful People
You'll be surprised — not everyone works crazy hours.
Don't Let an Insecure Boss Stop You From Getting a Raise or Promoted. Here are 3 Tactics to Help You Survive This Tricky Situation.
The more you understand your boss's insecurities, the more you can work with them — and build your own confidence along the way.
Wouldn't It Be Cool to Never Sit in Traffic Again?
In the future, taxi rides will be faster, and up in the sky.
70% of Consumers Say They'll Buy 'Green' Products, but Only 5% Actually Do. That's Due to a Common Marketing Mistake By Eco-Friendly Brands.
You have to remember how consumers really make buying decisions.
Unlocking the Energy Transition with Carbon Capture
Carbon Capture is key to the energy transition and also creating new opportunities for tech-savvy entrepreneurs.
Recently Edited Content by Jason Feifer
Banning TikTok Would Hurt Small Businesses. Here's What Congress Should Do Instead
There are ways to mitigate the potential threats of TikTok without a complete ban.
4 Strategies for Building Deep Business Relationships
It's important to build relationships long before you need them.
Confused About Web3? Steve Aoki Dissects His Business to Show How You Can Make Money.
The DJ-turned-digital-entrepreneur has a gift for seeing the potential in strange things. Now, he's making a case for navigating the wild west of Web3.
Worried That You Don't Have Time for Self-Care? Here's How to Fit It Into Any Schedule
How do you start incorporating self-care into your life? It's easier than you think.
Want A Bigger Audience? Here's How I Reinvented My Podcast to Better Serve My Listeners
My old podcast "Teach Me Something New" became a new show called "First In Line" — all because I listened to my listeners.
