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Discover how rejecting misaligned opportunities and forging strategic partnerships based on passion and values can lead to a fulfilling entrepreneurial journey.

Jim Collins's revered method for establishing company core values might not suit all businesses, particularly when disconnected from customer value propositions. Here are my suggestions for crafting your company's core values, based on real results.

Rejection can actually be helpful if you look at it the right way. Use these expert tips to embrace it.

The all-too-common narrative of burnout in American workplaces has reached a tipping point — including for myself. Here's how I used a Japanese framework called ikigai to pull myself out of that spiral and build my dream job instead.

Recruiting and retaining "cultural contributors" makes workplace cultures and organizations stronger.

Being both a parent and an entrepreneur is challenging. But you don't have to choose between the two to be successful.

Core values are vital to a company's identity, going beyond generic terms to embody unique, actionable principles. Here's how to craft the best ones.

How to create a supportive culture and help your employees become more resilient so they can thrive through the problems they confront.

Tech leaders play a pivotal role in shaping society by making value-driven choices — like these three.

How a midday Mets game became a formative leadership experience

Here's how we've accelerated the growth of our company and developed our people by creating a culture of bold kindness.

For leaders facing the tricky task of getting employees back to the office, here are four communications strategies to soften the blow.

When handled in a thoughtful, intentional manner, cultures no longer impede but serve to accelerate change management and drive results across enterprises.

After teaching thousands of students and executives, building a personal board of advisors — or a group of mentors — is the one piece of advice I give to everyone. Here are five of the most important things to know about building your board of mentors.

While this is a golden age of innovation, it's up to you to determine whether your company glitters from that gold.

A strong culture grows from working toward shared goals, even when you aren't in the same room.

It's time for business leaders to inject some fun into the fundamentals of a flexible working world.

Innovation often seems constrained by not enough time and resources — but really, it's a lack of playfulness that prevents our best ideas from emerging.

Most execs try to improve culture at a top level with perks, but a better success method might be a hard look at leadership systems as a whole — and a willingness to shake them up.

A new Gallup poll shows that workers are willing to work more hours in exchange for an extra day off.

The authors of the new book, "The Third Paradigm: A Radical Shift to Greater Success," discuss the positive power of co-creation in business.