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The future Hall of Fame pitcher discusses his personal philosophy of doing things for the right reasons.

The Australian actor won't let himself forget where he came from, and what the point of success is.

You have to start somewhere.

The shirts were the first customer-focused system I ever built.

Tim Reynold's horrible car accident opened his eyes to a chance to change people's lives.

Ken Cox, president of data privacy company Custom Private Cloud Hostirian and owner of boxing school BOX STL, is committed to lifting others up.

It's a story that some might find hard to believe. But "the proof is in the pictures," Melvin Keebler, SVP and general manager at Jack Daniel's Distillery, says.

The children, aged 13, 9, 4 and 11 months, survived by eating cassava flour and fruit.

Sean Hosman, founder of the nonprofit Persevere, sees technology as "the great equalizer" — and is harnessing its power to lower recidivism rates.

The good times keep on rolling for local hero Ron Nessman.

Discover the key differences between a fixed and growth mindset and how adopting a growth mindset can lead to personal and professional success.

There's much to learn from the professional athlete, Hollywood actor-slash-producer and five-time Guinness World Record holder.

Duke Alexander Moore founded Duke Tax because he has a head for numbers and business — but it was social media that gave him an opportunity to earn big.

He left me the book 'Life Is Short,' and its lessons became a guiding principle for everything I do.

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Sometimes putting pen to paper is key to cracking the code.

The Indiana native became a nationwide sensation after his time on ABC's 'The Bachelor,' but in real life, he's committed to a life of humble fulfillment while balancing a variety of businesses.

From Jeff Bezos to Oprah Winfrey, some inspiring words from inspiring leaders.

The fast-talking 'Suits' attorney has a lot to say about what it takes to succeed in business and life.

A sign I received as a gift has shown me how to chart my own path.

Charles Foreman makes sure everyone who wants ice cream, gets it — even if they can't pay. Now, his kindness has had a domino effect.