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Find out how screens and cell phones impact your circadian rhythms and what you can do about it.

There are better ways to find the right gift, at a desirable price, than wander up and down the aisles.

It's not as if coaches have secret powers, but good coaches can help you see what you're missing and identify your blind spots.

It's important to question conventional wisdom to make sure it actually applies to you.

No animals were harmed in the making of Aubry and Kale Walch's smash-hit butcher biz.

Most successful business people I know struggle with balancing work and family life.

Maya Mountain Cacao helps farmers focus on sustainable techniques and a better product while investors make a profit.

One entrepreneur explains how he came to the difficult decision to step away and leave the company he loves and helped to build.

While the end goal can provide extreme satisfaction, how someone gets there can also be very rewarding.

When the French luxury house introduced its Le Pliage bag 20 years ago, it was met with very little fanfare. Three years later and with virtually no marketing, it became a hit. Today, the company sells 10 a minute.

Ask yourself some simple questions before you pursue funding.

They're perfect examples of why failure should never stop you from following your vision.

Don't waste your money or effort on gifts that will only frustrate your entrepreneur.

To help see if you are cut out for the entrepreneurial road, here are five signs you should jump the corporate ship and go out on your own.

It's great, except when it's not.

You'll be fine with less coffee, gossip and other people's problems.

What happened to pot roast-and toast? Details on what foods Americans are increasingly favoring (and turning their noses up at) today.

With a unique ability to weave visual backstories and touch untold masses, QVC can serve as a transformative vehicle for entrepreneurs.

Figure out if the next step in your business is to leave it.

Back in prehistory, we dealt with stress a lot better than we do now. Here's how to recapture that.

Zoe Sugg, known on YouTube as Zoella, finds success with her first novel.