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Connor Franta has made millions as a YouTube star, but he knows that kind of celebrity won't last.

Passion slams the gas; reason steers us safely. It's important to strike a balance.

He'd never make the team, but he's still a major player on the court.

We found the nation's most livable, viable cities for entrepreneurs to be successful and enjoy life. Come take the tour.

How can I create a culture of gender equality?

Trick question. Now it no longer matters!

It sure beats the conference room.

Entrepreneur's editor-in-chief recalls the time she fell in love with a work of art and what it taught her.

Every company on this list has one thing in common: an idea worth fighting for.

Rather than looking at typical benchmarks, we focus on the ideas, almost all fueled by passion and implemented by strong leaders.

Fans of accessories, food, shoes or formal attire and more should keep their eyes on these startups.

Her husband died, but Jen Hidinger continued to chase their dream-while lending a hand to others in the industry.

Good (almost) always follows bad.

One year after buying a site that everyone said would fail, Peter Boychuk has no regrets.

Giphy is taking on the biggest, weirdest branding challenge online today: How to become the go-to company for a new kind of internet culture.

How to use video to ask for cash.

It can be funny or serious, but your brand has to be authentically you.

Want to be a laudable leader? Study these characteristics -- and the wise words of leaders who strive to embody them.

Fear can hold you back, but if you fight through it, the rewards are plentiful.

For best results, keep roles and conflicts of interest in mind.

The blond-haired music makers have some serious business skills in their repertoire.

'Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist.' – Pablo Picasso

Alumni investment groups join the VC landscape.

These women are making their mark on the business world. If you don't know who they are, you will.

A seemingly small act -- returning to normal, daily life after tragedy -- takes a great deal of courage.

You don't want everyone to like you, just the right ones.