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Not every entrepreneur can put in 18-hour days, so it's important to maximize the time you do have allocated for business.

There's a limit to how much classroom learning can get you ready for the real world.

Making a few minor changes to your daily routine could have a big impact on your quality of sleep.

Companies struggling to find top talent should look no further than employees' friends and connections.

Ever considered hitting the pavement with your colleagues to 'run through' some of your agenda?

Who are the special people you want on your 'dream team'?

If you, or someone in your life, chronically shows up after the scheduled time, it's time for a change.

Creating a value proposition that investors and customers are likely to buy into isn't easy. Fortunately, you can remove the likelihood of overexerting your emotional reservoir by finding your niche.

Decision-making be the single-greatest weight upon your shoulders if you don't know how to manage stress or if the consequences are less than ideal.

Running your own business requires an emotional tolerance strong enough to deal with the pressures of change and unpredictability.

Don't wait until that person goes off. Know what behaviors to look for and then keep away.

The next time the unexpected shows up at your door, be prepared with these strategies.