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How to Train Your Brain to Stay Positive
Three tips to help you keep a optimistic outlook on the challenges of running a business.
How to Navigate Growth During a Startup's Early Years
Thinking about where your startup will be five or 10 years down the road may seem like a lesson in futility, but it'll help you keep growth top of mind. Here are four tips for planning for growth.
Succeeding Through Failure and Other Tips This Week
Failing upward, knowing when to abandon ship, the importance of starting negotiations and more: our best tips of the week.
How Your Failures Can Help You Succeed
Failure is inevitable, but is there a right way to go wrong? An open mindset and a willingness to learn from mistakes can be all that stand between glorious comeback and utter collapse.
Inside Silicon Valley's Annual Failure Conference
At FailCon, entrepreneurs study other's failures and how to prepare for their success.
How 5 Successful Entrepreneurs Bounced Back After Failure
From stolen inventory to legal woes these five fearless 'treps clawed their way back from disaster.
James Dyson on Using Failure to Drive Success
The innovative inventor of the dual cyclone vacuum cleaner explains why failing is a key component to the creative process.
How to Stop Over Thinking and Get Things Done
Three tips to help business leaders improve their decision making and increase productivity.
10 Top Reasons Why First-Time Entrepreneurs Fail
You never want to make the same mistake twice, but isn't success sweeter when you don't make any? Here are some reasons why businesses fail and tips for how to avoid it.
3 Steps for Fixing Big Business Blunders
Everyone makes mistakes, here's advice from a pro on how to come back strong after even the most embarrassing slip-ups.
Manage Through the Unthinkable With a Disaster Plan
Running a business is hard enough without worrying about wildfires or hurricanes. But a solid plan can help your business stay open and productive if disaster strikes.
How to Properly Close Your Business
Remember to take care of these five things when if you have to go out of business.
