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Entrepreneurs

10 Podcasts That Can Change How You Think About Life

Challenging our assumptions is the beginning of growth.

By Cynthia Johnson

Building a Business

5 Ways to Shift Out of Stress at Work

Employees who take steps to reduce stress are happier and healthier at work and home.

By Jody B. Miller

Thought Leaders

This is the Mindset to Stick by When You’re Feeling Defeated in Your Business

Toxic negative thinking is the toughest barrier facing many entrepreneurs.

By Lena Elkins

Building a Business

Becoming a Truly Customer-Centric Organization Is Harder (and More Necessary) Than You Think

Your audience doesn't want to be 'sold' anything. So how can you make them want to buy what you're offering?

By John Holland

Business News

8 Ways You’re Sabotaging Your Work Reputation

The quality of your work matters of course, but the small actions you take each day add up to create a bigger picture about who you are.

By Glassdoor

Business News

The Importance of Surrounding Yourself With the Right People

It's nearly impossible to rise to your own personal greatness if you aren't surrounding yourself with people who are doing the same.

By Lewis Howes

Building a Business

How to Build a Better Business Through Genuine Connection

'Entrepreneur' magazine's Jason Feifer takes us on a journey in the world of business connections.

By Alan Taylor

Thought Leaders

6 Challenges Awaiting You When Finally You Become CEO

There's no guidebook when you reach the top and not everybody succeeds.

By Joel Trammell

Human Resources

When Your Home Life Is Stressful, Your Business Suffers

Try these two exercises to improve your personal relationships -- and improve your business as a result.

By Destin Gerek

Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs, Stop Apologizing for Just Being Yourselves

You don't have to be sorry for living the life you earnestly want to live.

By Kimanzi Constable

Human Resources

Worried About Your Performance Review? Work Harder on Building Relationships.

Eating your loner sandwich in your cubicle to squeeze in more work won't help your career nearly as much as lunch table laughs with co-workers.

By Tracy Maylett

Human Resources

How to Build a Loyal, Powerful and Growing Tribe

Your tribes can help you accomplish your business and life goals.

By Patti Fletcher

Thought Leaders

These Are the Attributes Single Entrepreneurs Desire Most in Dates

Recent research uncovers the priorities that male and female entrepreneurs look for in their partners.

By Rose Leadem

Human Resources

To Get Along With Difficult People, Try This Research-Backed Approach

There's a real power in putting yourself in someone else's shoes.

By Nina Zipkin

Business Funding

3 Steps to Make Networking Easier

By combining imagination, inspiration and action principles, you can attract all the right relationships.

By David Meltzer

Human Resources

5 Steps to Get Your Parents to Respect Your Entrepreneurial Dreams

If your parents worry that you're making a mistake by eschewing a traditional career path, here's how you can prove them wrong.

By Chirag Kulkarni

Human Resources

In a Relationship With an Entrepreneur? Here Are 10 Things You Should Never Say.

To fully love your entrepreneur partners, you must accept them with all their gifts and challenges while also asserting your needs and desires.

By Marla N. Mattenson

Human Resources

Are Your Co-Workers Driving You to Quit?

It's not just your boss who can drive you nuts. A host of factors can make co-workers unbearable.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

Do Your Suppliers Like You?

A supplier who trusts you can accelerate your growth when you need help the most.

By Michael Houlihan & Bonnie Harvey

Human Resources

Feeling the Drain of Business Demands? Focus on These 3 Areas.

Have you considered coordinating your nightly bedtime with your partner? Tactics and rituals are the way to stay physically and spiritually healthy.

By Doug and Polly White

Business Funding

VC Jeremy Liew on the Biggest Pitch Mistake He’s Seen, and It’s a Doozy

Plus, why you should never cram too much information into your initial pitch.

By Lydia Belanger