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Here's the secret no one ever tells you.

Habits are powerful, for good or ill.

Smartphone addiction, angry outbursts, spying on employees -- some of the bad habits of these luminaries may startle you.

Consistency is a big part of succeeding.

It's hard to be pessimistic and happy at the same time.

Small changes bring big benefits if you are consistent.

There are too many barriers on the path to success to tolerate the ones we create ourselves.

When I turned off the television I discovered six hours a day for having a life.

As we race away into the New Year, consider these very personal and fundamental bonuses to making and sticking to your resolutions.

Books are how we learn from people we admire but are unlikely to ever meet.

Working daily to becoming healthier and smarter leads to success by every measure.

Check out these habits that put people on top.

The average person spends over five years of his or her life on social media. And the time teens spend will blow your mind.

Success is proportionate to your focus on solving people's problems.

Habits are a way to operate on autopilot, which is good if you've set a proper course.

Set yourself up for future success by adopting these habits now.

Reading strongly correlates with success factors, such as income and happiness, according to science.

Improving yourself and making life better for people in your life are risk-free investments that pay off big time.

Get on the road to riches by behaving like most wealthy people.

Millennials get a bad rep in the workplace. Studies have found that employers — especially those from a past generation — often describe us as entitled, lazy, unfocused. These are all attributes that throw up red flags during hiring processes. This may seem unfair — and probably is unfair in a lot of circumstances — […]

The best-selling author reveals that and more -- in this live chat at Entrepreneur's offices.