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Building a BusinessWhy Most Entrepreneurs Are Using AI Wrong — and Staying Overworked
I’ll demo the one AI tool I’d open instead — plus the seven prompts and daily “agent room” that will grow your business while you’re offline.By Ben Angel -
Building a BusinessHow Perfectionism Holds Entrepreneurs Back — and ‘Good Enough’ Propels Them Forward
When you replace perfectionism with iteration, you move from planning to real execution. -
Building a BusinessYou’re Getting the Leads — So Why Aren’t You Growing? Here’s Where You’re Losing Them.
Leads don’t equal growth. Focusing on conversion and customer experience is what actually moves the needle.
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Building a BusinessThe Hidden Challenge of Seasonal Hiring — and How Smart Businesses Solve It
Hiring for seasonal demand is just the first step. But small businesses can go the extra mile to speed up onboarding, make new hires feel welcome and keep pace with demand in real-time. -
EntrepreneursWhy the Next Wave of Entrepreneurs Is Putting Values Before Valuation
Artist and entrepreneur Donatello Bonasera makes the case for thinking about purpose and redefining what success really means. -
Thought LeadersStop Waiting For the ‘Perfect Moment’ — It Doesn’t Exist. Here’s How to Be Confident No Matter What.
Confidence is not just a skill you can build. It’s a choice you have to make as an entrepreneur.By Debbie Biery -
Marketing3 Hidden Barriers that Limit Your Video Content Production
Efficiency is key when it comes to video content production. Here are three critical pitfalls to avoid that can significantly slow you down. -
Thought LeadersStop Blaming Women’s Confidence. The Real Problem Is a Biased Culture That Punishes Them for Using It.
As leaders, let’s create a culture where we don’t focus on the confidence gap. Let’s focus on how we can create a culture of recognition where we all feel recognized and rewarded for our work.By Mita Mallick -
Buying a Franchise‘It’s Yelling, Be Honest’ — How This Couple Divorced, But Still Grew Their Business to 16 Locations and $1.4 Million In Revenue
They treat their business as a “third child” that they are both committed to.By Sherin Shibu -
Human ResourcesHow One Bad Business Partner Cost Me Years of Business Growth — and How You Can Avoid the Same Fate
If it’s clear that the partner fails to add value, they cannot hold the decision-vote. It’s a dangerous red flag as a partner. Here’s what you need to do.By Vishal Vivek -
Business NewsWant to AI-Proof Your Career? NYU Stern Professor Scott Galloway Says These Are the Top Skills to Master
Galloway says that these skills will be most valuable in the years to come.By Sherin Shibu -
TechEntrepreneurs Can Save Time and Money with Microsoft Office, and Now a License is Just $33
Upgrade your workflow without monthly fees. -
Business NewsIs 2026 the End of iMessage Work Group Chats?
For millions of businesses still relying on personal messaging apps for work, the legal, security, and operational risks are no longer something they can afford to ignore. -
Business NewsGoogle Is Testing a New Rule That Could Transform Job Interviews
This new Google hiring experiment gives candidates a tech advantage in interviews.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessThis Mother and Daughter’s Self-Funded, Celebrity-Loved Brand Brings In 7 Figures With Ads ‘I Took With An iPhone In My Bedroom’
Gina Kuyers and her daughter Margot Adams envisioned a different kind of women’s wear.By Amanda Breen -
Buying a FranchiseBurger King’s CEO Took Calls From 1,500 Customers. What Happened Next Is Already Showing Up in Restaurants.
Tom Curtis took so many calls that his wife made him stay on the porch—and the conversations are fixing broken signs and shaping the menu. -
Business NewsParents Are Paying $50,000 to Pick Their Babies’ Eye Color and IQ. Some Experts Say This Is ‘Very Troubling.’
Biotech startups are screening embryos for various desirable and undesirable traits before choosing what to implant. -
Business NewsWhy Removing Screens From Fitness Trackers Made Them 88% More Popular: ‘If It Has a Screen, It’s a Watch’
Companies like Whoop are betting billions that consumers want less tech, not more— and the strategy is paying off in a massive way. -
Building a BusinessTurn Your Business Idea Into Reality Faster With AI — Without Costly Mistakes
How to use AI strategically to turn a business idea into a real company faster, without relying on it blindly or making costly early-stage mistakes. -
Building a Business3 Essential Lessons for First-Time Entrepreneurs — From Someone Who’s Been at It for 2 Decades
Here’s what you should understand before you start your own business.By Ben Walker -
Building a BusinessDo You Have What It Takes to Be a Solopreneur? Answer These 3 Questions Before You Make the Leap.
Audit your readiness against the three key pillars of solopreneur success.By Vuk Stajic -
Thought LeadersInside the Psychology That Separates Successful Founders From Everyone Else
Entrepreneurship is about more than just strategy and capital. Here’s how emotional regulation and discipline transform a chaotic startup into a resilient system. -
Human ResourcesThe Executive Job Market Is Broken. Here’s What Actually Gets You Hired Today.
Executive hiring has shifted from being application-driven to selection-driven. Here’s what that means — and what it takes to succeed in today’s job market. -
Building a BusinessThe Secret to Scaling a Physical Service Business Without Burning Out
How physical service businesses can overcome logistical constraints and scale sustainably with smarter systems.By Mike Feazel -
TechEntrepreneurs Can Stop Outsourcing Coding and Start Building In-House With This $50 Bundle
Learn coding fundamentals and cut development costs as an entrepreneur with this combo. -
Business Operations & LogisticsWhy Operational Excellence Dies When It Stays Trapped in the Founder’s Head
From a COO’s perspective, operational breakdowns at scale are less about execution and more about how the organization is designed to operate. -
EntrepreneursAfter Addiction and Ironman Failure, This Founder Adopted a Rule That Changed Everything
Ken Rideout is an athlete, bestselling author and co-founder of RIDEOUT Sports & Entertainment Agency. He says what holds most people back is simpler than they think.By Jon Bier -
Business FundingInvestors Don’t Fund Your Startup — They Fund the Narrative in Their Heads. Here’s How to Control It.
Investors don’t evaluate companies from scratch; they rely on fast pattern recognition. If your company gets categorized wrong early, it can quietly kill your chances before the real conversation even starts. -
Business NewsIs Your Job in Danger? Airbnb’s CEO Says This Corporate Role Is ‘Not Going to Survive.’
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky thinks an entire layer of corporate jobs will soon disappear.By Sherin Shibu -
EntrepreneursEntrepreneurs are Hoarding Wine With This $4-Per-Bottle Delivery Deal
Save 75% on this voucher for Swirl Wine Shop. -
Building a BusinessI Used My Childhood Sewing Machine to Solve a Frustrating Workplace Problem — My Business Will Make $1 Million This Year
Jane Helman’s spilled coffee led to a lucrative business idea.By Amanda Breen -
Buying a FranchiseWhy Bread Zeppelin Is Hitting Pause on Franchising: ‘We Have a Lot to Prove’
The 10-unit chain is focusing on company-owned growth to attract sophisticated, well-capitalized franchisees down the road. -
Business BrandingThe Power Couple Behind Richwife Is Redefining What It Means to Be Rich
Matthew and Kaylyn Noonan break down the launch and growth of their multi-million-dollar apparel and lifestyle brand Richwife. -
Business NewsHave a Complaint? Klarna’s CMO Will Direct You to His AI Clone to Vent: ‘I Just Didn’t Want to Hear the Whining’
Klarna CMO David Sandström created an AI version of himself to handle angry comments after budget cuts.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsHow Luxury Goods Are Becoming the New Line of Credit
Michael Manashirov discusses the launch and growth of Qollateral, a company that offers high-value collateral loans to clients in NYC and across the nation. -
EntrepreneursHe Started His First Company at 17 — and Turned Down $12 Million for It at 19
Augustus Holm discusses the heartfelt mission of CheckRx, his AI-native Medicare platform designed to simplify Medicare for seniors. -
Business NewsA Chatbot Claimed to Be a Licensed Psychiatrist. Now Pennsylvania Is Suing the Company That Makes It.
Gov. Josh Shapiro filed the first-of-its-kind lawsuit after a Charater.AI chatbot named ‘Emilie’ pretended to treat depression as a doctor. -
Business NewsDelta Is Eliminating This Perk for Passengers — And It’s the Only Airline Doing It (So Far)
The airline is ending free beverages and snacks on 9% of daily flights less than 350 miles starting May 19. -
Building a BusinessThe 4 Ways I’ve Seen Leaders Turn AI Uncertainty Into Competitive Advantage
Why the most effective leaders aren’t trying to reduce AI uncertainty, but are using it to move faster, make better decisions and unlock momentum while others stall in planning and hesitation.By Matt Domo -
MarketingThe Search Engine Is Becoming a Decision Engine. Here’s How to Survive the AI ‘Zero-Click’ Era.
How businesses can adapt to the zero-click economy and stay visible in an AI-driven search landscape.By Al Sefati -
Building a BusinessHow to Escape the Shiny Object Trap Before It Derails Your Business
Stop chasing new ideas, and start focusing on what already works. -
Thought LeadersWhy Your Brain Shuts Down at the Worst Possible Moment — and the 20-Second Protocol That Overrides It
Here’s what’s actually happening when you can’t pull the trigger — and why logic alone will never fix it. -
Building a BusinessHow to Build Loyalty in a Job-Hopping Economy
Most employees don’t leave bad companies, they leave unclear one — here’s how to build real growth paths that drive retention, not just promises made in an interview. -
Business NewsWhy We Invest in Therapy Every 7 to 10 Days as a Business
What scared me most about building Mid-Day Squares with family wasn’t the risk or uncertainty, but the possibility of damaging the relationships behind the business.By Jake Karls -
Business NewsSmall Businesses Are Hiring Close to a Milllion Recent College Graduates This Year
The fastest-growing titles for new grads are AI-proof jobs like field manager and service technician.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsThe Quiet Work That Builds the Strongest Customer Relationships
How strong operational discipline and invisible execution turn reliability into a competitive advantage that unlocks faster growth, smoother launches and lasting customer trust. -
Business AccountingSolo-Mine Bitcoin at Your Desk With This $60 Gadget
It’s almost like having a slot machine running all day, except you’d win crypto. -
Buying a FranchiseThis Growing Revenue Stream for Food Franchises Hit 26% Growth Last Year — And Many Are Missing It
Employers are using free meals to lure employees back to the office — franchises catering to this market are winning big. -
Thought LeadersFaking ‘Purpose’ Backfires — Here’s How to Stand on Your Principles Without Overselling
Before you commit to a big ad spend trumpeting your good works, hit pause.By Aytekin Tank -
Entrepreneurs‘Follow Your Passion’ Is Bad Advice, Says This Best-Selling Author. Here’s What You Should Do Instead.
The wildly successful author talks about breaking into new territory with his latest novel, “Young World,” and his best advice for dragging a personal project across the finish line.By Dan Bova -
Business NewsOpenAI Is Reportedly Building an AI Phone — And Taking Aim at the iPhone
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that OpenAI will compete with Apple’s iPhone and Samsung’s Galaxy lines.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessWhen She ‘Schlepped’ This Custom Product Around, People Stopped Her. So She Built a $50M Brand in 3 Years With Just 7 Employees.
Alex Schinasi wants to reach $100 million in revenue with fewer than ten employees.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsCNN Founder Ted Turner Dies at 87—Here’s the Revolutionary Legacy He Leaves Behind
The media maverick launched the first 24-hour news network and became a passionate philanthropist.