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If you're thinking about starting your own business, avoid these dangers.

Counterfactual thinking is a natural impulse, but we're better off when we learn to counter it.

Almost anyone can launch a business, but surviving and thriving is a different story.

Like life, there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to entrepreneurship. These three tips will prevent new entrepreneur failure and ensure a stable journey into entrepreneurship.

If your small business is struggling, there are a few likely culprits. Perhaps you're not marketing effectively, you're not pricing your products or services correctly or you're not providing excellent customer service. Whatever the reason, read on to turn things around.

Failure is always a possibility when an entrepreneur launches a new venture. More than that, it's quite likely. Here's how to handle the process of shutting down a startup.

Should I scale, pivot or fail? Follow these tips for social impact businesses.

These outdated strategies and rules from the old economy are slowly stifling success. These are the reason good companies go bad.

Bouncing back is never easy. But glean these five lessons from an entrepreneur who hit rock bottom and bounced back.

Quitting is often perceived as failing, but Annie Duke says it can be the most useful tool you have.

Here's how to take the problems you have and turn them into new ventures that are complimentary.

Starting a business is a risky endeavor, even for seasoned professionals. The good news is the common pitfalls can be avoided by identifying and understanding them.

Fear of failure, fear of the unknown, and fear of not being good enough are common fears that can kill their entrepreneurial passion. The good news is that self-love is an antidote to coping with these fears and keeping the entrepreneurial passion alive.

Experiencing stress and self-doubt as an entrepreneur is inevitable. Here's how you can overcome it.

Believe it or not, failure is success. Failure gives us a chance to reevaluate our goals and purpose.

Business risks are a necessity, and the greatest roadblock to taking action is having a win-or-lose mindset. Try to shifting to a win-or-learn mindset instead.

It may hurt to see your business fail, but the United States is a country that values failure and even encourages it.

Today's growth companies need to recognize failure as a necessary component of learning and learning as a necessary component of success.

Every entrepreneur fails at something during their journey, and that's not a bad thing. Failure can be great, and here's how to harness it into upward momentum.

Silicon Valley's "lose big, win bigger" model for success is actually leading to more big losses, and not as many big wins. Here's the approach they should take instead.

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