Mistakes | Page 3

When starting a business, the best offense is a good defense.

Even if you nearly set a morning-show host on fire, you can still bounce back.

Don't let desperation cloud your judgment.

Social ads take amount of work, but done correctly they can significantly impact ROI.

Surviving launch day doesn't mean you're out of the woods. In fact, your greatest pitfalls might lie ahead.

Don't send proposals or use the word 'contract' and other surprising missteps.

The intention of the calls was to 'cause harm' while achieving media notoriety and increasing publicity for 'his website and personal brand'

'Wantrepreneurs' have Swiss-cheese mindsets with too many holes in their thinking.

Don't start with too much money. (Yes, really.)

Nothing will underwhelm clients and customers more than under-delivering.

Whatever you do, don't do the first thing on this list. Or the second. Definitely not the third.

He made costly mistakes as a college student. Now he's on a mission to make his life count.

New leaders are often afraid to admit when they don't know something, and resort to making excuses rather than seeking help, they say.

Supporting learning strengthens employee engagement, which sustains your firm when economic uncertainty looms.

Here are the lessons I learned from my first attempt at running a business, making my second time around much smoother.

Never blame your team.

As the saying goes, more money, more problems.

The past few years have seen a merging of the personal and professional in the Facebook founder's annual goals, but the execution has a left a little to be desired amid increased company scrutiny.

Avoiding common pitfalls to become a better leader.

Instagram is a valuable channel for most businesses, unless you're making these common mistakes.

Find out how to avoid them.