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You'll never hear a leader described as a "couch potato." To be more like a leader, get up, get out -- and get going.

Running a business with your loved one can bring on additional challenges that may take all the romance out of a relationship.

A two-entrepreneur household amplifies the challenges of both startups and marriage. With the right strategy neither has to suffer.

Your children are as curious about what you do all day at work as you are about what they do all day at school.

Former freelance photographer Brittany DeMaio gets to create moving moments for parents and kids full-time at her Little Nest Portraits franchise.

Sometimes, the greatest business ideas are found at home.

True entrepreneurial success is deftly managing business demands so well that you keep close to the people who love you.

For a time when my son was a baby, I had to adjust to a difficult sleeping position so he'd stop crying at night. And it worked. Here's what entrepreneurs can learn from this.

The U.S. is the only industrialized nation in the world that does not provide working moms (or dads) with support during the vital first few months of a newborn's life. It's time for change.

Divorce is one of the toughest times in life to make rational decisions, like maintaining the family business because it is in everyone's best interest.

Working with my mother further supports my belief that anyone can be an entrepreneur.

Enjoy this annual time of family gatherings, work parties and hanging out with your kids in new pajamas on Christmas Eve.

Though stress and responsibility come with the role, leaders don't have to face them alone.

When, at age 39, Jon Loew was given two months to live he recorded videos for his kids to watch at a future date. After he made a miraculous recovery, he took that idea and turned it into a video sharing service.

Learning new skills and seeing the familiar from a new perspective improves all aspect of living.

When it seems you never have enough time, you have to wonder if everything you're doing is worthwhile.

Is your child pulling on your heartstrings, begging for that special toy or trip? What you should do is plan.

The reversible thumb and the capacity to laugh at situations you'd prefer you weren't mired in are two attributes unique to humans.

Don't let your career carry you away from preserving the moments that really matter.

Companies need to help get a child and parent off to a healthy start -- because they'll never have that opportunity again.

Work-life balance is a 1970s TV dinner -- compartmentalized and no longer relevant in the work-life stew that is our current reality.