Overcoming Obstacles | Page 9

At 27, Adenah Bayoh purchased a franchise. Today, her portfolio also includes $200 million in urban redevelopment projects. Here are some of her insights.

Lifestyle entrepreneur Lewis Howes opens up about his biggest fears and talks about how he works on overcoming them.

The biggest difference between people like us and people who do things we would like to do is they didn't reflexively decide to put up their own barriers.

Starting a new gig can be stressful. These tips can help ease the transition.

Ollie Forsyth didn't let haters kill his spirit. Instead, he drew strength from dyslexic billionaire Richard Branson's stratospheric success story and used their cruel jabs to fuel his entrepreneurial fire.

After nearly being killed by a distracted driver, this entrepreneur was moved to help prevent others suffering as he had.

It's all about money and wealth, but also about the way to become great in all parts of your life.

Entrepreneurs are trying to make the best of a bad situation.

Female entrepreneurs, take note.

At age 16 he was facing four years in prison. Now he's a successful entrepreneur, CEO and author.

As a first-time founder slugging it out in the ultra-competitive world of startups, the path isn't exactly a walk in the park. Here are a few underwhelming realities aspiring entrepreneurs should expect.

We all experience failure, but mentally tough people realize that failure is an event, not their identity.

The wind is howling, it's getting darker earlier, and homes are decorated with scary looking creatures. And, you know, being an entrepreneur can be kinda scary.

The more you plan ahead, learn about the successes and failures of other business leaders while simultaneously creating an agile, easily adaptable company, the more likely you are to pass new milestones seamlessly.

How you can understand and process emotions in a healthy way.

Focus on these elements to keep steering the ship on the right course.

Every startup has two types of employees. Here's the type your business needs.

The founder of lifestyle site Preserve explains why she isn't letting detractors drag her down.

The millionaire real-estate mogul doesn't let dyslexia hold her back. She uses it to fuel her famously feisty entrepreneurial fire.

You can't keep putting yourself under so much pressure for too long without consequences.

If you at first you don't succeed, dust yourself off and TED again. These inspiring talks will get you back on your feet in no time.