Character

The steadiness of a person's character is what determines if they succeed in the inherently unpredictable process we call 'life.'

The clearer you are with people the better they will see your worth.

A fool underestimates the importance of enough money and a wise person knows the importance of what no amount of money can buy.

When you're at the podium, character and content are everything.

Entrepreneurs aren't like everyone else.

Few mistakes are more wrenching or harder to undo than hiring a bad fit for your startup.

On the path to success, sometimes the things you don't do are as important as those you should.

Careers, presuming a dollop of luck, are shaped by the relationships we build, skills we learn, our character and how hard we're willing to work.

CEOs who score high on traits like integrity and compassion deliver better results for shareholders, says a new book.

Decades of research now point to emotional intelligence as being the critical factor that sets star performers apart from the rest of the pack.

Entrepreneurial challenges are immense, and as a young executive I used to find myself constantly turning to my father for advice.

Researchers are looking at whether children can learn a trait that people need to build successful business.

Billion-dollar sports franchises conduct in-depth background checks and administer personality profiles for possible draft picks. Here are eight things they look for.