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Gus Ramsey, the program director at Full Sail University's Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting, shares how the curriculum at the school has created a 'minor league' system for up-and-coming sports broadcasters.

Our brains are focused on survival. Anything more than that, you have to work for it.

When a business gives back, everybody wins.

The founder of the mission-driven FEED looks back on turning her passion project into a fully formed business operation -- and finding the right partners to help the brand grow.

Aussie adventurer Sebastian Terry knows the importance of living life to the fullest. Now he's helping others do the same.

You want to attract talent and investors, and they both want to feel good about what they are committing to.

To become happier and healthier requires action but not more money.

Giving is its own, and the greatest, reward.

Entrepreneurs are problem solvers and there are many problems in this world that need solving.

Make money and change the world with these expert tips.

It feels good, helps your business and will save you some bucks on your taxes, too.

There is no limit to what a person can overcome with enough effort, but what you're born into has a lot to do with how much that will be.

And why social interactions, lead conversions, lifetime value and any of the other growth metrics don't really matter.

I would not be the person I am today without the experiences and people I have come across along the way.

Very few entrepreneurs will be billionaires but all of them can make a positive difference in the world.

Helping improve your community or bolster a cause you believe in is probably the most satisfying way there is to market your business.

Sometimes there is a better way to help than writing a check.

The single-minded focus on profits is proving to be poor business. Social purpose is where the money is.

Helping entrepreneurs who are not so far along on their journey is the right thing to do but to do it the right way it must be mutually beneficial.

Move over Napa Valley, this New York winemaker is shaking things up.

Adding charity and service to what your company values will pay dividends in the employees you attract and the customers you keep.