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Building a Business

Why You Need to Learn to Adapt

Staying in business is all about remaining nimble and relevant.

By Timothy Sykes

Building a Business

8 Mindset Shifts Entrepreneurs Must Make to Achieve Their Ultimate Goal

Success is all about the right mindset, as these tips will hopefully prove.

By Deep Patel

Thought Leaders

How My Life as a Musician Helped Me Close the Biggest Deal of My Career

Early mornings and late nights on the road taught me resiliency and the importance of working with the right people.

By Harrison Taylor

Tech

3 Reasons Automation Won’t Replace the CFO

Expect AI to supplement, not supplant, the insight the human mind brings to complex problem-solving.

By Henri Steenkamp

Building a Business

3 Things You Need to Know About Adapting to Succeed In the Business World

Adaptation is what stops failing from becoming failure.

By Timothy Sykes

Business News

Want to Avoid Failure? Ditch Rigidity and Develop Flexibility.

Flexibility is having the awareness that life is ever changing, and adaptation is necessary.

By Due

Entrepreneurs

What Richard Branson Learned From His 7 Biggest Failures

The mark of a true entrepreneur is the ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

By Alp Mimaroglu

Entrepreneurs

10 Truths for Making Change Successful

Every change initiative is unique, but the truths about making change succeed are, by and large, the same.

By Frank Calderoni

Building a Business

4 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Roger Federer

Roger Federer announced he is retiring from professional tennis after 24 years on the court, 20 Grand Slam titles, five No. 1 ranked seasons, and a series of knee injuries.

By Tanner Simkins

Thought Leaders

Success Is the Biggest Benefit of Being Adaptable

Your choice to go with the flow or whine, complain and stress out could be the difference between success and failure.

By AJ Agrawal

Thought Leaders

5 Must-Know Lessons About the Small Business World

Common sense strategies will grow your tribe, if you're consistent.

By Katherine Keller

Building a Business

Passing the Family Company to the Next Generation Is a Complicated Business

Having a clear, organized succession plan often goes a long way towards smoothing the rocky transitional period.

By William Bauer

Thought Leaders

3 Lessons Martial Arts Teaches You About Starting a Company

Starting a business and competing in mixed martial arts are strikingly similar.

By Matthew Arrington

Building a Business

Improve Your Great Idea by Listening to What Your Customers Tell You

You need unshakeable confidence to start a business and a lot of humility to make it succeed.

By Wendy Keller

Building a Business

The 5 Biggest Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make

There is no predicting all that is needed to succeed as an entrepreneur but what never works is well known.

By Timothy Sykes

Building a Business

How Scrappy Startups Are Battling Corporate Juggernauts

As startups in the enterprise space deal with David-and-Goliath dynamics, they're honing their weapons to overcome the giants' advantages.

By Tx Zhuo

Building a Business

How to Find Real Customers for Your Startup

Tips for mastering the tricky first step of turning your idea into a viable business.

By Derek Lidow

Building a Business

8 Signs You’re on the Golden Path to Success

Thousands of entrepreneurs sense shining success in their futures by encountering any of these eight tell-tale signs.

By Adam Toren

Thought Leaders

Why I Learned to Sleep Standing Up

For a time when my son was a baby, I had to adjust to a difficult sleeping position so he'd stop crying at night. And it worked. Here's what entrepreneurs can learn from this.

By Jim Joseph

Thought Leaders

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.

By Jeffrey Hayzlett

Entrepreneurs

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.

By Matt Mayberry