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Thought Leaders

The 6 Internal Motivations of Pure, Unadulterated Ambition

Blend the desire to succeed with the fear of failing and you'll have what you need to achieve any goal you set.

By Sherrie Campbell

Thought Leaders

Don’t Fear the Fear — Let It Drive You

Fear is an assault on your ambition and innovation. It strips you of your confidence. It undermines your decision making and stops all progress. But you can beat it.

By Jason Ankeny

Thought Leaders

In Order to See the Road Ahead, You Must First Clear Your Windshield

Whether you're building a new business or a new life, these six strategies will help you achieve clarity and ignite massive change.

By Adam Markel

Building a Business

Will There Be Potholes on the Road to Franchise Freedom? Yes. There Will Be 7, to Be Exact.

Here are the seven points in the franchise due-diligence process that are prone to stopping someone from moving ahead with a franchise -- but you will get past them.

By Tom Scarda

Thought Leaders

Practical Advice for Fighting Fear

How do we dial down our freaked-out minds? Scott Halford, author of Activate Your Brain and the founder of the consultant group Complete Intelligence, explains.

By Clint Carter

Thought Leaders

Feel the Fear — and Then Move Past It

Fear can hold you back, but if you fight through it, the rewards are plentiful.

By Amy Cosper

Thought Leaders

5 Words Millionaires Understand Better Than Others

Here's how the self-made wealthy have a better handle on things like limitation, patience and fear.

By Timothy Sykes

Building a Business

The 7 Fears All Entrepreneurs Must Conquer

Don't be scared -- overcome and conquer.

By Aaron Agius

Building a Business

6 Fears That Keep You From Starting Your Own Business

These fears are real for everyone -- but anyone can overcome them.

By Han-Gwon Lung

Building a Business

7 Destructive Characteristics Entrepreneurs Should Shed in Order to Move Up

If you want to reach a new rung on the ladder of success, you must let go of the one you are holding onto.

By Jimmy Burgess

Building a Business

5 Habits That Will Guarantee Your Failure in Life

You don't want these setbacks -- especially when you still have a lot to show the world.

By Thomas Oppong

Thought Leaders

5 Fears You’ll Need to Overcome to Be an Effective Leader

Any specific fear -- even a rational one -- will get in the way of your responsibilities. Here's how to avoid that happening.

By Anna Johansson

Thought Leaders

Meet Fear’s Antidote: Hope

A seemingly small act -- returning to normal, daily life after tragedy -- takes a great deal of courage.

By Amy Cosper

Building a Business

The Only Thing Not to Fear Is Success Itself

But so many entrepreneurs have this deep-seated fear. Here are seven ways to over come it and other fears associated with it.

By Martin Zwilling

Building a Business

Something Bothering You? Don’t Just Let It Go.

Use these three strategies to follow up on business contradictions that make you uncomfortable.

By Jesse Sostrin

Thought Leaders

Fear Alone Can Never Hurt You

Fear is how your instincts warn you of danger, but that powerful and ancient survival mechanism is often wrong.

By Steve Tobak

Building a Business

6 Thoughts on Why Facing Your Fears Could Help You Achieve Massive Success

Fire-breathing dragons are a good reason to be afraid. Business fears, maybe not so much.

By Matthew Toren

Building a Business

Don’t Let Caution Turn to Cowardice. Leave Doubt Behind.

You can't let yourself be paralyzed by the need to be as informed as possible lest you risk missing out on a key opportunity to grow your business.

By Boland Jones

Building a Business

5 Ways Business Owners Can Slay Fear and Be Bold

Failure seldom stops you. What stops you is the fear of failure.

By Claudia Chan

Thought Leaders

8 Ways Leaders Can Reduce Anxiety on the Job

CEOs need a great plan in place -- and the expectation that sometimes, nothing goes as planned.

By Stan Popovich

Building a Business

Avoid These 8 Excuses — They’re Success Repellent

If you desire success, you really have to want it.

By Jonathan Long