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Entrepreneurs

11 Mistakes Standing Between You and Your First Million

Change the way you think about money and success, and you're halfway there.

By John Rampton

Thought Leaders

4 Attributes That Set Entrepreneurs Apart From Employees

If you can't tolerate the risk needed to reach the reward, you're not ready to start your own business -- yet.

By Paul Evans

Building a Business

Learn When to Delegate and When to Micromanage

There's a time to delegate, and there's a time to do things yourself.

By Fan Bi

Building a Business

The Next Best Thing to Cloning Yourself Is Available Now

An assistant frees you for what matters most at work and in life.

By Jimi Smoot

Thought Leaders

Not Much Grows Under the Cloud of Perfectionism

How one team discovered a better way to strive for perfection by letting go of their fear of failure.

By Peter Diamond

Thought Leaders

Entrepreneurs Can Save Their Startups When They Stop Micromanaging

Micromanagement can be bad for business. Here are five tips to help you let go.

By Syed Balkhi

Human Resources

This Is Why Lots of Talented People Choose to Never Work for a Big Company

You could be a very comfortable cog in that very large machine. There are reasons why you went another way.

By Gene Marks

Thought Leaders

When It’s Time to Grow, Sometimes You Need to Let Go

Here are seven resources to help shed some light and ease the fears associated with relinquishing the role of CEO.

By Jason Fell

Thought Leaders

The 10 Traits That Define Entrepreneurial Success

All entrepreneurs have some of the elements of success but those who achieve the most work to cultivate all 10.

By Jacqueline Whitmore

Building a Business

Growing by Letting Go

How ceding control can help improve business efficiency.

By Joe Mullich

Thought Leaders

When Bad Ideas Can Actually Be Good Advice

Sometimes, you need to surround yourself with "yes" people and delay making that big decision.

By Amy Rosen

Building a Business

4 Ways to Limit Your Decision-Making

An advisory board, a planned fitness routine for the week and even limiting your cooking to Sundays can make life a lot easier.

By Jess Ekstrom

Entrepreneurs

5 Tips to Help You Get Through Your To-Do List

If you have a to-do list, you are ahead of the pack. However, there are ways to make your list and time management plans more effective.

By Doug and Polly White

Thought Leaders

5 Tips to Master the Delicate Art of Delegation

Despite how painful it may be, delegation is a critical skill all leaders must have to be successful.

By Clark Valberg

Entrepreneurs

Become a Productivity Monster by Eliminating These 5 Time-Wasting Habits

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

By Jonathan Long

Building a Business

9 Reasons Why Your Business Growth Has Plateaued — and How to Fix That

An outdated business plan and a lack of drive are just a couple of reasons why you might be stuck.

By Chelsea Berler

Building a Business

The Virtual Assistant: A Startup’s Secret Weapon

Don't have the money to hire a full-time employee yet? You might want to consider the VA.

By Renée Warren

Thought Leaders

The Delegation Dilemma: How Do You Know When It’s Time?

Are you guilty of 'self-enhancement bias'?

By Elise Mitchell

Building a Business

6 Tips for Taking Back Control and Performing Better

Does your 'to-do' list resemble 'War and Peace'? Here's how to scale it down.

By Morag Barrett

Thought Leaders

Stop Multitasking! 3 Tips to Help You Focus on the Big Picture.

Outsourcing expertise is money well spent when it gets you to concentrate on the things a founder should.

By Allison Engel

Entrepreneurs

Want to Motivate Your Successors? Play ‘Follow the Leader,’ Not ‘Simon Says.’

You don't want your employees or children to become unmotivated drones mindlessly following orders.

By Matthew Arrington