Thought Leaders
How Your Need for Control Is Quietly Destroying Team Accountability — and How to Finally Let Go
The more leaders control execution, the less ownership their teams feel. Real accountability starts when leaders let go.
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Thought Leaders
The 5-Question Org Chart Audit I Run Before Scaling AI Across a Business
AI success depends less on the technology and more on the organization behind it. These five questions help leaders identify the structural barriers that prevent AI from delivering real business impact.
By Matt Domo
Building a Business
Are You Falling Into These 5 AI Traps? Here’s How Smart Leaders Avoid Them.
Artificial intelligence is making founders fall into the same leadership traps. Here's how to make sure you avoid them.
By Ruth Burk
Business News
We Were Driving To Close Our IPO When It Was Pulled — Here’s How I Helped Save The Deal And Close A $40 Million Gap Overnight
The real test of leadership isn't the deal — it's what happens the night it falls apart, and what staying to rebuild it reveals about the hidden costs no model accounts for.
Building a Business
Vision Gets All the Glory in Founder Narratives — But That’s Not What Actually Drives Success. Here’s What Does.
Why the best founders aren't necessarily better predictors of the future, they're better at making sense of uncertainty.
Business News
This Site Was Known As the Internet’s ‘Odd Duck’ a Decade Ago. Now It’s Aiming for 1 Billion Users.
The platform has broadened its scope, leading to millions of new users.
By Sherin Shibu
Building a Business
The Key to Growing Revenue May Be Right Under Your Nose. Here’s What Too Many Entrepreneurs Miss.
Learn how missed opportunities in customer service could be quietly costing you revenue.
Business News
The President of a VC Firm With $10B in Assets Reveals How AI Agents Will Disrupt Work — Starting With This Profession
Jai Das, cofounder and president of Sapphire Ventures, offered his predictions at the AI Agent Conference in New York City on Monday.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Americans Are Cashing in on Their Hobbies to Earn an Average of $50,000 to $100,000+ a Year
New research shows which hobbies people are using to earn big.
By Amanda Breen
Business News
Why Andy Bachman Built BuzzStar: From Managing Creators to Owning the Platform
Creators Inc. founder Andy Bachman built BuzzStar around a simple idea: creators shouldn't just monetize content. They should monetize access.
Building a Business
He Left Law to Start a Pizza Business That Did Nearly $1 Billion in Revenue After a Crucial Pivot: ‘Don’t Fall in Love With Your Ideas.’
Rick Rosenfield put everything on the line for his California-style pizza business.
By Sherin Shibu
Thought Leaders
What I Got Wrong as a Global Leader About How to Build Trust Across Cultures
Building trust across cultures is less about applying a consistent leadership playbook and more about recognizing how relationships, communication and credibility are established differently in each context.
Building a Business
This One Tax Move Could Save Your Company A Lot of Money
Still filing your tax returns as a "pass through" business? It may be time to change that.
By Gene Marks
Building a Business
The AI Era Demands a New Kind of Leadership. Here’s Your Playbook.
To truly succeed in the AI era, leaders must master the balance between automation and human insight.
Business News
AI Is Rewriting the Rules — and This Tech Giant Is Especially Feeling the Pressure
AI disruptors are chipping away at this tech giant’s core business.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Bank of America’s CEO Reads 5 Newspapers, Responds to Email and Works Out — All Before 7 a.m.
Brian Moynihan arrives at the office already informed and mentally ready.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
He Turned His Hobby Into a Business That Has Grown 6,124% in the Last Three Years: ‘Growth Almost Broke Us’
The Picklr CEO Jorge Barragan shares how he turned an annoying wait for a rec center court into a nationwide indoor pickleball franchise.
By Dan Bova
Business News
Their Family Business Went From Bankruptcy to a $4 Billion Snack Empire: Inside Jack Link’s Wild Entrepreneurial Ride
Meat, risk, and NASCAR — here's how Jack Link's CEO Troy Link has grown his family business into a global phenomenon.
By Dan Bova
Building a Business
How Entrepreneurs Apply AI Speed Breakthroughs to Cut Costs (and Scale Smarter)
Custom AI models can now be built 357 times faster, but with 60% of AI projects set to fail by 2026, success hinges on strategy — not technology.
By Andres Tovar
Building a Business
Clients Love You — Until They Don’t. Here’s How We Survived Losing a Client of 30 Years.
Have you ever had a customer unceremoniously dump you? Here is what I learned after a longtime client dumped us.
By Cynthia Kay
Building a Business
After $350M in Sales and Retiring at 39, He Built Another Business to Make Cooking Safer: ‘A Guarantee for Success’
Galen Bradford had too many ideas to stay retired.
By Amanda Breen
Building a Business
These Are the 5 Biggest Mistakes Amazon Sellers Make When Choosing a Product to Sell
Most Amazon sellers don't fail at fulfillment or customer service. They fail at product selection. Here are the most common product research mistakes, why they happen, and how to avoid them before a single dollar of inventory is committed.
Building a Business
Is Your Business Built to Last, or Just Built to Impress? Here’s the Trap Many Entrepreneurs Fall Into — and How to Escape It.
Here's what entrepreneurs need to know about the difference between admiration and endurance.
By Saahil Mehta
Thought Leaders
Even the Most Successful Entrepreneurs Ask For Help — Here’s How to Find the Right People to Have in Your Corner
This is the foundation every thriving small business needs.
Building a Business
He Bet His Family’s Savings on a ‘Better for You’ Business. With ‘No Plan B,’ He Grew It to 9-Figure Revenue
He created the business to solve a personal problem.
By Sherin Shibu
Building a Business
Think Managing Payroll on Your Own Is Saving Your Business Money? Here Are the Costs You’re Not Seeing.
The decision to manage payroll on your own often starts as a practical, cost-saving one. But as small businesses grow, here are the hidden costs business owners should keep in mind.
Business News
Computer Science Grads Have a New Dream Job — And It’s Not Working for Meta, Apple or Google
A growing number of college graduates in computer science are recentering their ambitions.
By Sherin Shibu