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Worry is a problem for humans, but not animals. Read on to find out why.

Jason Saltzman, CEO of co-working space Alley, shares his entrepreneur's guide to dealing with the debilitating disorder.

There are high rates of anxiety, depression, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other behavioral and mood disorders in this cohort compared with the members of previous generations.

Some people feel emotions so strongly that their is a diagnosis for it. That have to work extra hard to maintain perspective.

Research once again unmasks the dark side of heavy social media use.

Fear is an assault on your ambition and innovation. It strips you of your confidence. It undermines your decision making and stops all progress. But you can beat it.

They are ugly and violent at times, but Trump's rallies may just represent a growing segment of American society that businesses need to understand.

We use our devices for so many things, and, increasingly, this includes getting advice on depression, suicidal thoughts and other serious emotional issues. But are our devices sophisticated enough to answer? Not yet, a new study finds.

To see your way around obstacles to success learn to curb needless anxieties and challenge assumptions you've never examined.

Why do shoppers put bent cans of vegetables back on the grocery store shelf? Here are ways to to care for and protect subtle but vital service hygiene.

CEOs need a great plan in place -- and the expectation that sometimes, nothing goes as planned.

Start with 'hakuna matata' and move on to pure fun.

Anxiety and stress are unpleasant but powerful motivation to to take action and solve problems.

Balancing your life and overcoming anxiety is the single most important thing you can learn as an individual.

Risking essentially everything, prominent founders are boldly shedding light on the darker side of running a startup.

In this podcast, lifestyle entrepreneur Lewis Howes chats with CNN contributor and author Amanda Enayati.

A new study shows anxiety-prone individuals struggle with making decisions when exposed to uncertainty.

With a little mental finesse, anxiety can be an ally -- even when it comes to decision making.

To remain optimistic, discipline your mind to stay clear of catastrophic, bogged-down thoughts and the "what if" slippery slope of anxiety.

Spire is a clip-on device that sort of looks like a rock but monitors your fluctuating levels of stress.

Some workplaces have moved beyond considering whether employees can share their emotions at work. Demonstrating true feelings may lead to better teamwork and breakthroughs.