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Things are different during these times-but not as different as you might think.

Eric Yaverbaum is in bed, but he can still offer three things to his team: transparency, optimism, and reality.

You already know this because you've overcome challenges before. Now you'll do it again.

The Rock and business partner Dany Garcia have a rule: "We aren't attached to process. We're only attached to outcome."

It may not feel like it, but now is the time to plan for great things.

Our mission as entrepreneurs: Stay resilient, connected and helpful in face of a global crisis.

Your approach to winning new business says a lot about your operation.

What once seemed like a threat to Tariq Farid's business is now a huge opportunity.

To succeed, the value of what you offer must be greater than what people expect.

By paying attention to what customers truly wanted, the food-service brand boosted business.

Fast decisions and implementation keep the business moving forward.

The actor and entrepreneur's greatest business asset is his own diligence.

The Bar Rescue star is out to perfect food-service franchising with Taffer's Tavern, a low-cost, high-quality sous-vide concept.

She wanted the fragrance industry to be more transparent.The fragrance industry said no. So the actress took matters into her own hands.

The fashion icon knows that things will go wrong, and that she'll have doubts -- even today! But she says there's just one thing entrepreneurs can always control: themselves.

Jesse Wolfe created a delicious hummus that people loved, but he struggled to make big sales. Then he spotted the opportunity in his failure.

The opening sentence of our pitch is our most important. And too many of us are getting it wrong.

Some people aren't nice when they don't love your product. But you can change them. All you need is a little psychology.

The experience made the entrepreneur rethink what a leader really is.

'You're always playing to win, but part of playing to win is making sure you get through downturns and volatility.'

'Investing is a good thing - period,' says the new co-owner of Atlanta's A3C Conference and Festival.

Timing will determine your future. Change now, or be forced to do it later.

Makeup legend Brown is taking her own advice, and building multiple new brands.

By confronting the issue head-on, the startup regained its customers' trust.

Potential clients can't hire you if they can't find you. Build a bridge to yourself -- and to your business.

The storied company's new CEO is tackling a big challenge: a recognizable brand but a declining business.

Good things don't just happen. They happen to people who hustle for them.

Stuck trying to figure out what's next? Just start moving.

Adam Schwartz's t-shirt company was struggling. Instead of saving it, he built something new -- and better.

Forget your own desires, and lead with the value you can provide.