Freedom

Here how I built a virtual health-care practice after writing my book, The Emotion Code.

We often blame the business, but in reality, lack of freedom is due to us. Here are ways to fix that.

In a free society people should be allowed to spend their money however wisely or foolishly they decide.

Building your own business offers personal freedom and fulfillment, along with the prospect of prosperity.

Despite facing many challenges, the majority of small-business owners say that, if given the opportunity, they would start up all over again.

What if -- instead of thinking of your life's work as a monolithic activity -- you chose to see it as a complex group of interests, passions and activities?

A performance bonus here or a catered lunch there are sure to be welcome with open arms, but they aren't what employees value most in the workplace.

Have you ever wondered what it takes for an average person to become great?

The government has a wealth of information that could help your business. You just have to ask.

When all three work together, you can experience the pure joy of entrepreneurship.

You can talk the talk and even walk the walk but it takes far more courage and strength to do the right thing in spite of personal risk.

The buzz of doing deals and being your own boss is truly rewarding, but the concept of entrepreneurship could be better acknowledged.

Skeptical of allowing employees to work remotely? Don't be. Here are five steps to getting started and getting more productivity from employees.

The new technology could make auto accidents history and lower insurance bills. Yet lobbyists and politicians may champion individualism and resist a ban of traditional vehicles.

A look at how keeping your business small lets you control your schedule, what Jerry Seinfeld has to teach you about productivity and more advice for business owners.

The 'treps who take off--and keep going

Members of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Demand Progress and activists at large will mobilize on Feb. 11 to protest the NSA's surveillance tactics.

Starting your own business often means thankless hours, measly pay and the stress of being at the helm. Yet entrepreneurs report greater job satisfaction than their employed counterparts. Here's why.

A new book from the author of 'The Art of Nonconformity' asks: What if today was your last day of working for someone other than yourself? He spoke at SXSW.