Levi King is CEO and co-founder of Nav.
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Entrepreneurs
How to Build a Business that Will Survive Long After You're Gone
Do your job right, and your business will outlive your usefulness.
Young Entrepreneur
Why Entrepreneurship Should Be Taught Before College
What would the world look like if kids grew up understanding the potential that entrepreneurship offers?
Leadership
5 Signs You Need to Step Back as Founder of Your Startup
Sometimes the best thing your business is to take on a different role.
Finance
A Beginner's Guide to Qualifying for an SBA Loan
Know what you're getting into before you start the process.
Finance
The Best Way to Borrow From Friends and Family to Grow Your Business? Here's How to Do It Right
Getting a loan from loved ones can pay off -- with some parameters.
Leadership
How to Keep Your Top Talent From Heading Out the Door
Keep the good in by following three easy steps.
Success
What 'The Sopranos' Taught Me About Managing Stress, Anxiety and Panic Attacks
How to recharge and keep your sanity when you're in charge.
Sales
4 Proven Sales Techniques for Introverts
Hate making the hard sell to strangers? Learn these techniques to make sales without going too far outside your comfort zone.
Leadership
3 Things Drew Barrymore Taught Me About Entrepreneurship
A rare chance to see multi-hyphenate celeb Drew Barrymore in conversation left its mark.
Personal Improvement
6 Traits of Indispensable Employees
The steady contribution of an excellent staffer exceeds an occasional flash of a dysfunctional genius.
Career Growth
3 Steps Toward Seeing Your Career Blow Up -- in a Good Way
Personal satisfaction is the fuel for amplifying performance and galloping ahead.
Leadership
How to Be Wrong Without Losing Face
Acknowledge it publicly, clearly and without qualifications.
Money Management
The 3 Smartest Money Moves You Can Make While You're Making Money
A surprisingly large number of people making good money really don't have much money.
Managing Employees
How to Fire Your Best Friend
Be direct. Be quick. And if they are still talking to you, help them find a new job.