Discomfort

Many who become entrepreneurs are self-starters, others need a little nudge -- still others, an ultimatum.

While it's not mandatory you move out of the country with your young family to discover the best you, getting OK with the discomfort it brought was a good first step.

Countless entrepreneurs, from Richard Branson to Mark Zuckerberg, have professed the importance of pushing yourself past your "comfort zone."

Understanding why you put off certain tasks is key to breaking your procrastination habit.

Though it's not always and necessarily sexual arousal.

The culprit is carbon dioxide, according to a series of studies since 2012.

It is important to feel comfortable at your office in order to increase your efficiency and protect your health.

Science assures us that we learn, grow and change the most when we are dealing with what's unfamiliar.

They range from redesigning the way we board, to redesigning the cabin and seats themselves.

Every career includes setbacks and even disasters. Prepare yourself while times are good.

Business is, at its core, a give-and-take process. The more you invest, and the more you're willing to part with, the more you'll reap in rewards in kind.

Career and professional growth don't just arrive at your doorstep without your taking the leap.

A United Airlines flight was diverted after using something banned by most airlines: an anti-reclining seat device called the Knee Defender.

While ethically dubious, the Knee Defender is likely to appeal to business travelers all too familiar with the crammed quandary of flying coach.

For those who don't naturally spark conversations with every person they encounter, here are four steps to take.

Uncomfortable situations are common in the sales world. Get a leg up by being prepared.