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Travel is less glamorous and more stressful than you might think.

Keeping your stress under control is critical to your health, happiness and performance. These proven methods will make it happen.

Here are seven resources to help shed some light and ease the fears associated with relinquishing the role of CEO.

Harris has spent years talking to the leading minds in meditation and is now an advocate for anyone who wants to get the benefits of meditating but doesn't know where to start.

Stress is built into life, so dealing with it effectively has to become part of your routine.

If you are a workaholic, committed to work too much or just spend your time between work and office while doing nothing else during the week, then, chances are that you may start to feel overwhelmed, exhausted and even depressed.

A new study examines plant's ability to forget trauma.

Here is how to finally create a distraction-free desktop, so you can focus and get your best work done.

Here are strategies you can use to fix the damage and how to get your stress under control.

The relentless demands of business blurs the boundary between the thrilling competition and toxic stress.

Exercise, green tea and nice scents are just a few simple things to try if you are stressed out.

Some time off can actually help inspire great ideas and creativity into your business.

There are a few simple changes you can make so the entrepreneurial lifestyle doesn't kill you.

New studies suggest loneliness has adverse health effects. That's something entrepreneurs need to address.

Drinking wine actually has great health benefits, particularly for busy, stressed-out entrepreneurs.

Just for starters, step back and S-L-O-W down.

Stress is universal across the three adult generations, but the things they worry about differ.

Not hating your job is a pretty low bar for career satisfaction. If you don't clear that, do everybody a favor and find something new.

Christmas stress invades offices and cubicles, causing productivity to plummet as employees' focus shifts from work to holiday happenings.

While most bosses think they are the ones under the most stress, they're wrong.

According to a new study, our offices may be chipping years off our lives.