Entrepreneur Magazine

Here's how François Reihani started Dallas-based La La Land Kind Cafe, which hires teenagers and young adults as they exit the foster system and helps them build careers.

Think you're too young to start a business? These inspiring young entrepreneurs built companies that are making the world a kinder, more fun place for all of us.

Swapping out even a simple word in your vocabulary can shift your mindset and re-center your true priorities.

The actress has launched three businesses in very crowded industries but knows what separates her from the competition: It's not just the products. It's the mission.

To get where you want to go, start out where you don't fit in. You'll be happy you did.

Plus, what happens when your entire office is filled with furry friends?

'The number one skill set is to learn how to learn.'

Hint: remove this one word from your vocabulary.

Actor Will Smith's is, "How do I make this moment magical?"

Bethenny Frankel builds multimillion-dollar brands, stars in TV shows, and vigorously defends every moment of her day. The secret? It starts with deciding what matters (and what doesn't).

What's the secret to winning people over? Simple: Make it as absolutely easy as possible to say yes.

If you want to shake things up, you must have a mindset that's different from everyone else's. Here are three ways to reshape your thinking.

Ryan Reynolds' marketing agency, Maximum Effort, regularly delivers viral hits. The trick? Bring people together.

LinkedIn cofounder and Masters of Scale host Reid Hoffman says entrepreneurship is a mindset. Here's how to find it.

If you hate managing your email inbox, try changing the way you use email - and stop giving clients your personal address.

Actress and entrepreneur Drew Barrymore runs a lifestyle brand, a production company, and she launched a daily talk show during the pandemic. What are her tricks to making it all work? She'll get back to you.

The #8 company on our Franchise 500 list created streaming workouts for Facebook Live and attracted 45 million views.

Get to know the year's top trends and toughest brands, and explore what might be your best franchise opportunity.

CEO Eric Yuan never expected the business tool to become a social lifeline. But by focusing on fundamentals, the brand rose to the occasion.

It's been a hard year. But also a good year. Why? Because we were forced to make change.

Before making a tough decision that impacts your team's future, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has a simple suggestion: Ask them for advice. It worked for him.

This year is testing everyone's strength - but women never back down from a challenge. Meet the female leaders from 100 brands and businesses, all fighting for a better future.

If you want to make the business world more inclusive and equitable, stop seeing Black founders as a cause worth supporting and start viewing them as the innovators and difference-makers they already are.

Customers and employees expect companies to be socially engaged. We asked eight entrepreneurs how to do that authentically.

Their innovative ideas are changing their industries - and making serious money.

Remember that when your world feels shaken.

They know how to harness ideas - and fearlessly take action.