Startup Success Stories | Page 7

Here are five must-read books that show what entrepreneurial success really takes, and how we can apply the principles of the best to our business.

In this podcast, Lewis Howes chats with entrepreneur James Altucher about everything from rapid, massive success to subsequent rapid, massive failure.

Aversion to complacency and wilingness to work tirelessly are the keys to success in both sport and business

Swedish entrepreneur Fredrik van Huynh shares what every entrepreneur should live by to succeed in a relentless business world.

Entrepreneur.com partnered with Social Media Week to come up with a list of startups that have potential for a breakout year.

A look at Facebook's early team, which you might have never seen before.

Mr. Tod's Pie Factory Owner Tod Wilson, who lived in his car before appearing on the first season of 'Shark Tank,' attributes his success to persistence.

Lessons from two of technology's greatest (if not controversial) entrepreneurs.

The life-hacker, entrepreneur and author of 'The 4-Hour Chef' talks about his biggest fear, how to tackle them and how to cross items off a bucket list.

Go Daddy founder and Vietnam War veteran Bob Parsons is working to help veterans transition to civilian life through business and charity.

I was a practice-field hero, and football failure. What I was missing in the game and in business was the cerebral side.

The pros and cons of operating under stealth mode before launching a company.

Tim Haskell has transformed the first haunted house in New York City into a mix of theatre, audience participation and scares that won't stop evolving.

The co-founder of Fleksy explains how focusing on a niche demographic prepared him for the mass market.

Cinnabon president Kat Cole skyrocketed through the corporate ranks and got her MBA without having a bachelor's degree. Her secret sauce, she says, is to see the positive and the possible.

Instead of boring slides with bullet points and clip art, Big Fish creates presentations that tell stories and resonate emotionally with viewers.

We've gathered advice from entrepreneurs who made millions on their first businesses and are applying that hard-won wisdom to their new startups.

When their border collie had trouble seeing during a game of fetch, Roni and Ken Di Lullo invented Doggles, tinted sport goggles for dogs.

The New York-based startup that focuses on reviving American manufacturers raises $1 million.

Founder Andy Kurtzig calls Pearl.com "the Amazon.com of professional services," and he has plans to expand into the app market.

On the path to startup success, expect to hit multiple roadblocks along the way.