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Leadership

5 Things Worker Bees Can Learn From Actual Bees

Bees are brilliant as a team in the hive. Here's how we can be more like them in the office.

Making a Change

When Leading Through Change, Adopt These 4 Strategies

The best organizations that dominate the market and competition have leaders that know how to lead through change better than anyone else.

Growing a Business

5 Signs You Have a Sound Strategy

With every challenge comes a solution -- an answer that warrants strategic and creative thinking to navigate the paths of obvious and obsolete.

Leadership

Multi-Disciplined: Why the Best Entrepreneurs Can Wear Many Hats

Adaptability, it turns out, is a terrific skill to have in the startup world.

Leadership

The 9 Characteristics of a Good Decision

Decision-making be the single-greatest weight upon your shoulders if you don't know how to manage stress or if the consequences are less than ideal.

Making a Change

Will You Be Stubborn and Break, or Adaptable and Succeed?

To succeed in any area of life, you have to be like a bridge in California, with just enough give to withstand an earthquake.

Growing a Business

If You're Not Course-Correcting, You're Not Taking Enough Risks

Whether your business operates like a speed boat or a cruise ship, you'll eventually encounter mistakes that need to be addressed.

Health & Wellness

Minimize Stress With These 4 Mental Techniques

The next time the unexpected shows up at your door, be prepared with these strategies.

Thought Leaders

You Can Be Bitter, or You Can Get Better

When you are challenged to rethink how you do what you do, view it as a blessing.

Making a Change

Your Business Has Two Options: Adapt or Die

Sometimes, even the most trusted brands may find themselves in need of an extreme makeover.

Growing a Business

The 4 Secrets to a Successful Pivot

A company that stays the course without looking for new opportunities risks failure.

Growing a Business

4 Ways to Stay Ahead of the Change Curve

To be adaptive is to forego the old and embrace the new, to learn and unlearn that which is no longer relevant and to do so faster than the competitor.

Thought Leaders

The Trait Entrepreneurs Share With a 100-Million-Year-Old Species

I gained some valuable insights about business owners while scrolling through my Instagram feed.

Growing a Business

NFL Veteran-Turned-Entrepreneur Says Adaptability Is Key to a Winning Game Plan

The average career of an NFL player lasts 3.3 years. Israel Idonije attributes his 11-year tenure to his ability to adapt.

Resumes & Interviewing

8 Revealing Interview Questions to Hire Standout Staff

Steer past the canned response to create a more authentic dialogue with job seekers.