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You messed up, but you're still here. What you do next will shape your success and happiness for years to come.

If getting in a morning run meant you'd be more successful, would you do it?

Starting a company can be extremely stressful, but having a plan to combat your stress can be the difference.

A new study by Deloitte researchers divides workers into four personality types to analyze how common workplace stressors affect different people.

Working 18-hour days is not a badge of honor. Instead of being a success strategy, it will only lead to fatigue and burn out.

When you're prepared, you have a system readied in case things go wrong. The same rules apply to the holidays -- and even more so to business during the holidays.

If you're an "always on" kind of person, take a step back and reevaluate some things.

If you can't afford to take that job and shove it, shake it off with a battle cry that really sticks it to the man.

It's almost considered sacrilegious today to leave work at the end of your workday or (for shame!) on a Friday and simply not check your work email again until you return the office during normal working hours.

Muttering 'Thank you' isn't nearly enough. To effectively express gratitude, and reap the workplace benefits, this UC Berkeley neuroscientist says you have to speak from the heart.

Managing stress skillfully is pretty much what running a business is all about.

If you can't run your business and take a vacation, you should consider getting a job.

In times of turmoil people naturally follow the leader who is unruffled.

Dancers, childcare administrators and people who draw blood are some seriously stressed out folks, says a recent report. What other jobs made the cut?

Anxious? There's an app for that.

Owning your own business means constant pressure, so neglecting your stress should be non-negotiable.

When both the business and the relationship need more attention than is available for both, something will suffer.

On the worst day of his life, Dakota Meyer lost four of his best friends. Here is how he was able to carry on by honoring their lives.

Worry is a problem for humans, but not animals. Read on to find out why.

Jason Saltzman, CEO of co-working space Alley, shares his entrepreneur's guide to dealing with the debilitating disorder.

Stress rears its ugly head in various ways at work. As an employer, what are you doing about it?