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The Pep Talk From Mickey Mouse We All Need to Hear, Compliments of Chris Diamantopoulos

Chris Diamantopoulos, the star of "The Sticky," "Red Notice" and the voice of Mickey Mouse, gets real about resilience, chasing dreams, and his desperate wish for a normal hobby.

Starting a Business

How Much Do Small Businesses Pay Their Employees? It Varies Significantly By State — Here's the Full Ranking.

Working for a small business can pay a lot more — or less — depending on where you live.

Career

The Biggest Stressors at Work Can Make Your Productivity Plummet. How Many Are Holding You Back?

American workers are feeling the pressure — and it comes at a major price.

Leadership

Fear is Inevitable. Get Used To It — Here's How the Army Helped Me Through Every Career Change

From combat jumps to job pivots, here's how mastering transitions can help you land successfully in any role — with confidence, preparation and adaptability.

Business News

There's a $300,000 Downside to Switching Jobs, According to a New Report

Job hoppers don't fare well when it comes to retirement savings.

Side Hustle

This Little-Known U.S. City — Where Self-Employed People Make $179,080 a Year on Average — Could Be a Great Place to Start a Side Hustle

Nowadays, practically anyone can start a side hustle — but earnings may vary significantly.

Living

Who Is the Rudest Employee at Your Workplace? If You Do Any of These 5 Things, Look in the Mirror.

Work has changed a lot in recent years — but the standards people hold their co-workers to have not.

Leadership

Use This 'Simple Yet Timeless' Career Advice That Will Change Your Outlook on Career Advancement

Whether you are trying to advance your career, take a step back or focus on other things, I've found this advice helpful in navigating my life.

Career

Is Your Co-Worker a 'Workplace Catfish'? An Expert Explains How to Uncover the Truth — Before You Pay the Price.

The rise in remote work and virtual interviews can make it difficult to catch job seekers with bad intentions.

Money & Finance

Young People Earning More Than $200,000 a Year Are Fleeing 1 U.S. State — and Flocking to 2 Others

They have significantly higher salaries than many of their peers — and they want their money to go further.

Business News

Worried About AI Stealing Your Job? A New Report Calls These 10 Careers 'AI-Proof'

AI could automate a quarter of jobs across industries in the next six years, according to Goldman Sachs estimates. These are the positions least likely to be negatively affected.

Leadership

'Pro Athletes Experience Life Backward': Here's How NBA Stars Are Setting Themselves Up for Success When the Game Is Over.

NBA greats like Michael Carter-Williams and Marcus and Markeiff Morris are teaming up with business leaders, transferring their skills and success from the hardwood to the boardroom.

Side Hustle

This 26-Year-Old Dental Student Spent $25 to Start a Side Hustle That Can Earn $500 for Just a Few Hours of Work: 'There Is Nothing More Satisfying'

Emely Cepeda wanted to earn extra cash, but as a full-time student, she needed a flexible gig.

Leadership

3 Signs You're a Bad Leader — and How to Fix It Before It's Too Late, According to a Leadership Expert

Deborah Rubin, Psy.D., senior partner and head of board and CEO services at RHR International, explains this all-too-common problem.