Thought Leaders
The Silent Threat Every Solopreneur Must Overcome
For many entrepreneurs, being their own boss means working alone, without the support and interaction people get working on teams.
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Business News
Log On to Facebook and Twitter a Lot? You’re 3 Times More Likely to Be Depressed.
Research once again unmasks the dark side of heavy social media use.
Marketing
Marketers Should Focus on Helping the Miserable, Frustrated People Who Flock to Donald Trump
They are ugly and violent at times, but Trump's rallies may just represent a growing segment of American society that businesses need to understand.
By Peter Gasca
Business News
Can We Turn to Our Smartphones During Mental Health Crises?
We use our devices for so many things, and, increasingly, this includes getting advice on depression, suicidal thoughts and other serious emotional issues. But are our devices sophisticated enough to answer? Not yet, a new study finds.
By Laura Entis
Thought Leaders
How This Entrepreneur’s Staff Saved His Business…and His Life
The collapse of a business taught one founder that the character of the people he hired mattered more than their skills when the crunch came.
Thought Leaders
Preventing Startup Suicide. Literally.
What a prominent early-stage investor said of his battle with depression and his seven strategies for other entrepreneurs coping with it.
By John Arnold
Entrepreneurs
Don’t Let the Loneliness of Entrepreneurship Kill You
New studies suggest loneliness has adverse health effects. That's something entrepreneurs need to address.
Building a Business
Fear, Heartache and Tragedy Can Actually Be Big Motivators
Use these five strategies to channel the negativity you're feeling, into something positive.
By Kelly Bolton
Entrepreneurs
How to Work From Home Without Losing Your Mind
Not having to go to an office every day isn't as liberating as it seems. Follow these steps to stay healthy and sane at your home work space.
By Sherry Gray
Entrepreneurs
6 Common Barriers to Happiness and Productivity for Men
We need to recognize that men are humans, too, and have emotions.
Human Resources
4 Tips for Entrepreneurial Survival During the Grieving Process
Everyone goes through personal setbacks in life, from divorces to deaths to natural disasters. Here's how to get through it.
By Dan Steiner
Entrepreneurs
3 Signs It May Be Time to Quit Entrepreneurship
Feeling work addicted? Debilitated by your finances? Both are signs you should look for the door.
By Paul Mandell
Thought Leaders
Believing You’re Capable Demands Doubting Yourself
It's almost never a lack of faith that will sink you. It's a lack of doubt and a lack of understanding of what faith and belief really are.
Building a Business
12 Ways You Can Change the Dynamic at Work
We can't control the behavior of the people we work with but don't underestimate how much you can influence it.
Entrepreneurs
When Selling Your Company for $2.5 Billion Leads to Depression
Are you waiting for that big payday to come? Think you'll finally find joy, fulfillment and contentment? Probably not.
Building a Business
Slowly But Surely, More Entrepreneurs Are Coming Out About Depression, Seeking Support Online
Risking essentially everything, prominent founders are boldly shedding light on the darker side of running a startup.
Thought Leaders
6 Lies They Teach in Business School
Sometimes, the lessons you learn from life experience contradict the ones you learned in the classroom.
Building a Business
6 Ways to Beat the Back-to-Work Blues After Vacation (Infographic)
The transition from the hammock to the cubicle doesn't have to be a total drag, not with these pick-me-up tips up your sleeve.
Entrepreneurs
3 Easy Steps to Personal Mastery and Emotional Health
How should you handle anger, sadness and jealousy? Hint: Learn not to fight them.
Thought Leaders
4 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Defeat Depression
Many startup leaders discover that their emotional health ends up reflected in the well-being of their business. Here are some powerful tools to address the downward spiral.
Business News
Binge-Watching Is a Preferred Pastime for the Depressed and Lonely
Depressed and lonely people are more likely to consume back-to-back episodes of entire TV series in a short time span, according to a new study.
By Laura Entis
Thought Leaders
4 Ways to Banish Post-Holiday Blues From the Workplace
Once the winter holidays are past, it's just winter. That's when your team needs to be rallied.
By Matt Straz
Human Resources
5 Ways to Tell If Your Workplace Is Really Toxic
Everyone has horror stories to share. But how do you know if your office is truly poisonous? Learn what to look for and what you can do.
By Paul White
Entrepreneurs
11 Tips to De-Stress Your Life
Stress is an insidious health risk mostly caused by trying to control events and people that we can't.
By John Rampton
Business News
Feeling Frazzled? This Wearable Gadget Can Help Keep Your Stress in Check.
Spire is a clip-on device that sort of looks like a rock but monitors your fluctuating levels of stress.
Entrepreneurs
Exercise Isn’t Just Good for You. Your Startup’s Success May Depend on It.
Regular workouts are key to operating at peak performance, with benefits such as improved thinking.
Entrepreneurs
How Technology Is Ruining Sleep — and How to Fix the Problem (Infographic)
Find out how screens and cell phones impact your circadian rhythms and what you can do about it.
By Carly Okyle