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When you're a top executive or running a small business, you either learn to control stress or it will control you.

Pressure at the top is inevitable. Here's how the best-known business moguls rise above it.

We pass down more than just height and eye color. Science has shown that we can pass down our environmental experiences through DNA.

Here are a few solutions on how to deal with bosses who make you want to call in sick -- every single day.

Frustrated bosses can be tempted to ban employees from checking their cell phones and Facebook pages. The better move is to make it easier for team members to stay focused.

If you want to retain top talent, focus on establishing a culture with ample professional development opportunities, that empowers instead of commands, and that serves as a platform for innovation and intrapreneurship.

The next time the unexpected shows up at your door, be prepared with these strategies.

Hot, hazy weather doesn't mean your business should take a vacation.

People who work seven days a week need to learn about the law of diminishing returns.

There are two kinds of people in this world: those who believe they can make things happen and those who believe things happen to them.

Even if their employers offered unlimited vacation days, most people wouldn't take any more time off than they do now.

Stress is built into living but everything we need to deal with it is built into us.

Chief executive officer is the most exalted title in the corporate world but the people who have the job are frequently stressed, tired and frustrated.

While stress is impossible to avoid, it doesn't need to become a permanent houseguest.

Feeling uninspired or sluggish about your job? Kick things back into gear by trying these methods.

A living glob of stress won't lead your company to that next needed milestone. Do everyone a favor and go away for a little while.

Despite the faster pace of business these days, there are ways to take back control and feel less beleaguered.

Stressed-out, overwhelmed and doing too much? Join the club. It's OK.

If you're stressed all the time, it can affect your productivity and damage your relationships. It's time for a change.

Being an entrepreneur isn't easy. There are constant ups and downs and often it will feel like everything that could potentially go wrong is exploding in your face.

Anxiety and stress are unpleasant but powerful motivation to to take action and solve problems.