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Thought Leaders

Why Problem Solvers, Not Whiners, Always Win in Business

Discover the techniques you can use to help your employees better understand how to tackle – and not just complain about -- problems.

By Jill Schiefelbein

Thought Leaders

The Success of ‘Wonder Woman’ Speaks Volumes About Opportunity

The number-one movie in the world had to overcome challenges that are familiar to many entrepreneurs.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

Balancing Act: The Founder of a ‘Venture Generator’ Shares How He Deals With Focus and Scale

The organization 10.10.10 set out to help entrepreneurs find problems to solve, but its founder learned that his venture will be most successful if it focuses on one sector at a time.

By Lydia Belanger

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27 Quotes to Change How You Think About Problems

Great minds give you the benefit of their experience.

By Daniel Marlin

Building a Business

Startup Honored as Winner of First-Ever ‘HackON’ Competition

Cox Business's small business accelerator event highlighted area's entrepreneurial ecosystem.

By Entrepreneur Media Corporate Communications

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5 Ways to Transform Work Gossip Into Positive Communication

Redirecting the very traits that make gossip so enticing can help build trust among team members and foster productive, meaningful relationships.

By Aviva Leebow Wolmer

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7 Ways to Help Your Employees Become Better Problem-Solvers

Your employees are the ones who will carry your business to success. So, follow these steps to enable them to tackle problems on their own.

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‘Ride the Lightning’ the Way 1 of the Best Thrash Metal Bands Has Done

Find success as an entrepreneur the way Metallica has done for, yes, three-plus decades.

By Per Bylund

Building a Business

5 Steps to Handle Any Unforeseen Challenge

Stay calm, stay focused on the big picture and keep everybody in the loop. Then nothing can devastate you.

By Anna Johansson

Thought Leaders

This Entrepreneur Loves to Have the Odds Stacked Against Him

Shieldz Technology founder Dillon Auxier has been looking for problems and inventing solutions as long as he can remember.

By Dan Bova

Building a Business

We Are All Salespeople. Use These 3 Techniques to Become a Better One.

All of us, regardless of job title or influence, do some type of sales on almost a daily basis.

By Matt Mayberry

Thought Leaders

Why You Should Encourage Whistleblowing in Your Organization

Make it easy for employees at every level to raise a red flag about both problems and opportunities.

By Joel Trammell

Business News

3 Ways to Find a Profitable Mobile App Idea

Sometimes the best ideas aren't even yours.

By Rahul Varshneya

Business News

Amazon Alexa Data Wanted in Murder Investigation

Amazon's voice assistant may provide clues in an Arkansas case in which a man was found dead in a hot tub.

By Tom Brant

Building a Business

3 Ways to Innovate Like an Artist

It takes creativity to stay ahead of the crowd.

By Jeff Rojas

Building a Business

Boost Your Sales by Solving the Unknown Problem

Use your creative skills to find the problem that needs solving. Your customers will thank you.

By Jeff Shore

Building a Business

An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Disruption

Overturning the status quo is deceptively simple. Apply these questions to your business idea to find out whether you're a disruptor.

By Mark Di Somma

Building a Business

4 Simple-But-Overlooked Ways to Stand Out From Your Competition

The Internet allows you to appeal to an unlimited number of prospects but treat each customer as one of a kind.

By Kimanzi Constable

Building a Business

Curiosity Might Have Killed the Cat. But Don’t Let It Kill You.

Ask questions! Without curiosity, there's no direction.

By Jeff Boss

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What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From the New TBS Show, ‘America’s Greatest Makers’

Failure is not the end, think big but keep it simple and keep on learning are just a few entrepreneurial truisms you can takeaway from the new TV series.

By Carol Roth

Building a Business

Crowdfunding Won’t Work Unless You Prove Your Product Can Ease a Pain Point

If you work to connect with users on an emotional level and solve one (or more) of their problems, crowdfunding is the way to go.

By Matthew Toren