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Business Operations & Logistics

Jon Lech Johansen (a.k.a. ‘DVD-Jon’) on Starting Up as a Self-Taught Engineer

A self-taught engineer turned entrepreneur who helped unlock protected DVDs in the '90s shares his thoughts on programming, startup VISAs and whom he admires in tech.

By Lyneka Little

Building a Business

Meditation Site Promises to Help You De-Stress in 10 Minutes

By Michelle Juergen

Thought Leaders

Leadership: Nature or Nurture?

By Gwen Moran

Building a Business

What a Hot-Dog Eating Contest Can Teach You About Problem Solving

By Kathleen Davis

Building a Business

Don’t Be a Cheapskate and Other Must-Read Business Tips

A look at how to treat your employees well, use language to address problems, make valuable hires and more advice for business owners.

By Brian Patrick Eha

Thought Leaders

3 Reasons Why You Are Failing at Problem Solving

We often believe that we understand the way the world works far better than we actually do. Here are three causes of our knowledge gaps and how to fix them.

By Art Markman

Human Resources

How to Improve Your Critical Thinking Skills and Make Better Business Decisions

Three steps to help you make smarter decisions.

By Nadia Goodman

Building a Business

How to Find Value in Other People’s Problems

Student entrepreneur Ryan Kuhel on the importance of researching pain points to find business ideas.

By Ryan Kuhel

Building a Business

How Positive Thinking Can Make You a Better Problem Solver

The science behind how negative feelings can actually prevent you from thinking clearly and making creative decisions. We speak with Prof. Barbara Fredrickson, who studies how to reframe adversity and be more effective.

By Joe Robinson

Building a Business

How Young Treps Can Participate in the Clinton Global Initiative

If you want to change the world through social entrepreneurship, consider this your ticket. Here's a preview of what to expect from the Clinton Global Initiative and ideas for getting involved.

By Neil Parmar