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Adding family to your business plan may seem like a no-brainer, but it can often lead to poor decisions and conflicts. Follow this guide for involving family in your business.

Being a parent is like having a second full-time job. Here are five tips to successfully navigate parenting while being an entrepreneur.

Here are some tips and tricks for reducing screen time and increasing time with your family.

Practicing positivity can improve your wellness at home and in the office. Here are seven ways to do it.

Joyva's third- and fourth-generation leaders Richard Radutzky and Sandy Wiener know that respect, customer service and innovation go a long way towards growth -- and they're using that to pave the way for the brand's exciting future.

They look for franchisees that feel like they could be family.

If you feel as though you're constantly juggling family time with your dream as an entrepreneur, it's time to reframe. Instead of feeling guilty, you need to recognize that you're not wrong for prioritizing work.

When the value of family is at the foundation of everything you do, the business feeds its own growth. If you don't have family, what else is there really? We don't work our business for the sake of working. There must be a bigger reason.

A winning work-life balance is often seen as a lofty dream, but with some applied structure and discipline, it's not just possible, but instrumental in becoming your best self.

The choice between work and life shouldn't be an accepted symptom of entrepreneurship.

Why the people we love sometimes undermine us, and how you can let them go if you need to.

When eighth-grader Aidan, who was in his room listening to music, heard his distressed dad choking, he leaped into action.

When Rachelle Nurse and Joseph Goodly took their kids to a birthday party, they found a business opportunity.

For those in the C-suite, it can be difficult to find time in the day for anything but your business. Here's how to maximize your time spent with another very important part of your life: your children.

Jon and Kari Murdock knew it would take years to scale on their own, and Mr. Rooter's franchise model helped them grow.

Toya Evans and her daughters aren't just running a franchise business. They're strengthening their family, their community, and the fortune of future franchisees.

The past year has been tough, but we've been gifted with an opportunity to rethink how we work and what the "new normal" will be.

Set up structures in advance and communicate clearly so things don't get awkward later.

Five myths about working mothers leaders need to stop perpetuating.

Here's how one startup is helping them navigate critical decisions around fertility, careers and money.

Balancing work and parenting at home is nothing new for 'mompreneurs.'