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Twitter and Tick are two famous examples of companies that took an opportunity to follow another path.

If you've dropped a big chunk of your savings on an expensive car, had an affair and left your family or quit your job and ran off to a tropical island, you should have listened to your inner child.

Why is it that so many people meander day-after-day through the same quagmire of crap? It's simple: It just doesn't hurt enough.

Here's what I learned from interviewing for a job I didn't really want -- but I got the gig, and it launched my career.

The so-called 'Angel of Death' worked under Dennis C. Miller for years.

If your career is stuck in neutral it's time to be honest about your future prospects and be willing to change direction.

Jill Raedels worked with Enterprise for 13 years before opening a kids' haircutting franchise.

A recent national survey finds a huge disconnect between employers and job seekers. It's time they got on the same page.

How to get ahead when getting into the tech game . . .by focusing on a career strategy called "ME, LLC."

Starting a business or sticking with a career is a personal decision that requires a lot of soul searching and a thorough understanding of what you personally want out of life.

Whether you're building a new business or a new life, these six strategies will help you achieve clarity and ignite massive change.

At 38, Warren De Stefano said goodbye to newspapers and hello to a unique gym franchise, helping disabled military veterans along the way.

My handicap made me face circumstances and get creative with my solution. It gave me my career -- and I wouldn't change it for the world.

Anyone in a thriving career can learn from the quarterback's decision to retire right after a second Super Bowl win.

There are ample resources and opportunities for you to take your ideas to the next level. All that's left is for you to take them!

'Start as though you intend to leave.' Ever heard that one before? Think about it.

Being the CEO and the janitor isn't for everyone. Here is some sage advice on how to get back into the day-job routine after working for yourself.

Employee off-boarding is a regular part of business these days, but it could create positive opportunities for both you and your departing team member.

Don't wait to start. Just jump in.

All the things you would do if you suddenly came into millions are actually within your grasp right now. Go for them.

Sometimes, giving up on the wrong things will allow you to gain the right ones.