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Even though we had initial success, we knew we had to make some changes to win in the long-term.

A musician quit his job to focus on bringing back old-school baseball uniforms.

On the latest episode of 'Problem Solvers,' the founder of Goodie Girl Cookies shares how an error caused her sales to plateau -- and what she did about it.

Inkling creates software that aims to make the lives of so-called 'deskless workers' easier.

Rather than dwell, use bad circumstances as an opportunity to pursue your dreams.

Updater realized it would better serve its customers by establishing industry partners who could facilitate referrals when they'd be needed most.

Giving up is often looked down upon but can be your key to success.

Sometimes when the going gets tough, it's time to get going.

The founder of a precious metals company shares how risk-taking shaped his life and business.

Entrepreneurs can relate to the many struggles Wonder Woman has achieving her destiny.

The GLORY kickboxing league had to scrap its way up.

Whatever your problem was, a pivot done badly has big potential for making it worse.

Founders pursuing their romantic startup vision often need a dispassionate pro to keep things real.

When your customers start going to your competitors to purchase what you refuse to stock, it's time to rethink your plan.

What do you do when you realize your company faces near-unbeatable competition?

A small-business owner took her original plan to Shark Tank before scrapping it and buying a franchise.

Generally everything was going well at Pocket Gems. That's when they decided to shift their strategy so they could work on something entirely new.

The company looks to make a hip pivot.

Ridesharing company Skedaddle will bring thousands to Washington, D.C., for the Women's March on Washington.

Figure out how to apply your knowledge and experience where the greatest potential lies, he says.

Demographica has been around for a decade, and in that time the company has enjoyed tremendous growth, quadrupling its turnover in the last two years alone, thanks to its ability to navigate some unexpected detours along the way.