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To get pictures of majestic wild animals requires going where they are and thinking the way they think.

There's more to work than just working.

Sir Richard Branson has had quite a life.

Passion is the fuel that drives us to succeed, whether at work or in the gym.

Finding time for an engrossing hobby brings harmony to lives overly focused on career.

Like a lot of good things in life, it is hiding in plain view.

Work on your hobby, learn about sales and marketing and dedicate yourself to steady improvement.

When your passion is boring everyone else trying to enjoy their weekend, it's time to get a hobby.

With no real hobbies to speak of, this billionaire spends his time loving animals, perfecting work-life balance and generally making the world a better place.

Your passion can get you a paycheck, and this advice can help.

Success is a mirage if attaining it requires compromising what is of intrinsic value to every person.

Play isn't just for children. As we age, it can help us to innovate better, prevent anxiety and stress and live a more fulfilling existence.

Sometimes, creativity strikes out of nowhere but you won't get much accomplished waiting for it to.

If side-hustling is one of your 2016 New Year's resolutions, here are five good questions to get you started.

Finding the pursuit or interest that intrinsically excites and engrosses us makes life profoundly richer.

Want to out-compete your competitors? Consider taking up one of these hobbies.

The most successful business leaders are alternatingly denigrated and worshipped. The truth is, they're very much like you and me.

Success isn't as sweet for people who've forgotten how to enjoy their lives.

Ahmed Mohamed made an electronic clock and brought it to school, where it was mistaken for a bomb. He now may face charges.

Whether you're looking for a new job or trying to accelerate the career you have, having a hobby can take you far.

Creating a value proposition that investors and customers are likely to buy into isn't easy. Fortunately, you can remove the likelihood of overexerting your emotional reservoir by finding your niche.