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First round matchups include Warren Buffett vs. Bill Gates. Who's going to come out on top?

First round matchups include Jack Dorsey vs. Evan Spiegel. Who's going to come out on top?

First round matchups include Gordon Gekko vs. the Google guys. Who's going to come out on top?

Here are six tests you'll have to face to make the grade.

In a Facebook Live for The Goal Standard Challenge, accountability expert Ali Schiller talks about the best ways to respond to resistance.

Here are 15 strategies to help you persevere.

Maintaining the success mindset isn't easy.

When the going gets tough, there's one important question to ask yourself -- will you get better or bitter?

When it comes to resistance, there are three layers: excuses, decisions and fear. But there are ways to push past these barriers.

In a Facebook Live, productivity expert Chris Winfield shares tips on overcoming setbacks, roadblocks and defeats.

Things will get tough this week. You'll get tougher.

The challenges back then and now, plus advice for newbies.

As an entrepreneur, you'll have access to a huge number of resources to help you delegate, outsource or automate the tasks you don't want to do.

Besides playing Dick McDonald in the upcoming Ray Kroc biopic, the actor also runs a woodshop.

When faced with a difficult decision, Nina Faulhaber the co-founder of ADAY, a technical clothing line for women's clothing, took the motto 'the customer is always right' to heart -- and it was the best decision she made.

CEO and co-founder Jake Schwartz learned the hard way that his company wasn't going to work in every country.

Success doesn't happen despite the challenges but mainly because of them.

Experience is the best teacher. Early business ventures build children's capacity to balance risks, overcome challenges as they work toward goals and cope with the disappointment of failure.

Setbacks are part of life. Treating them as steps on your way to success will help you get the most out of these painful -- but valuable -- learning experiences.

Daniel Lubetzky, CEO and co-founder of Kind, discovered a hidden opportunity amid a flood of bad news.

Instead of throwing in the towel, restaurant owners Mike Price and Joey Campanaro found a temporary solution to an unexpected problem.