Thought Leaders
Act Like the Leader You Want to Be
No matter what you want or where you want to be, behave as if you've already arrived.
By Eric M. Ruiz
The Treps | Page 7
Building a Business
Soleil Moon Frye: ‘There’s Never Been a Better Time to Be a Mompreneur’
The 'Punky Brewster' actress discusses balancing life as a mother to three young kids and running her online party supplies business, P.S. XO, which just announced its merger with the retail party line Seedling.
By Laura Entis
Thought Leaders
The 5 Most Underwhelming Realities of Being a First-Time Entrepreneur
As a first-time founder slugging it out in the ultra-competitive world of startups, the path isn't exactly a walk in the park. Here are a few underwhelming realities aspiring entrepreneurs should expect.
By Aaron Goodin
Business News
How to Recover When Stress Starts to Build Up
'Cumulative stress' can sneak up on you. Here's how to plan for it.
By James Clear
Building a Business
How You Compete Matters More Than Winning Or Losing
Do you operate on faith, or fear? When you play dirty and smear the competition, you can end up shutting down future opportunities.
Thought Leaders
Smart Ways Busy Professionals Can Embrace Relaxation
All work, no play makes Jack a dull boy and you, too. Figure out how to give yourself a mini-vacation of the mind midweek.
Thought Leaders
7 Qualities the Army Instilled in Me That Helped Me Launch a Business
Veterans possess these skills that help them excel in entrepreneur or employee roles.
Entrepreneurs
Why Fear Is the Entrepreneur’s Best Friend
Business leaders can learn to make peace with that pervasive sinking feeling.
By Boland Jones
Entrepreneurs
This New Font Is Designed for People With Dyslexia
Research has suggested dyslexia affects more than one third of U.S. entrepreneurs
By Laura Entis
Thought Leaders
How I Launched My Health-Care Startup
The health-care industry is full of opportunities. One professional talks about how to take advantage of them.
Building a Business
Why You Should Never Work Just For Money
Many people think if they earn enough money to buy expensive cars, clothes, electronics and other things, they will be happy. Nevertheless, they forget this one important thing.
Business News
How the Sharing Economy is Booming Without Hurting the Environment
The emerging sharing economy is perhaps the premiere example of how technology and social media create wealth by making use of what we already have.
Thought Leaders
So How Will You Ever Get Off the Desert Island?
A business strategist recalls three key business lessons he learned from a mentor whose work had repercussions as far away as the moon.
Entrepreneurs
13 Productivity Hacks to Help You Get Stuff Done
These tips will help you blast through your to-do list and look forward to next week's work.
Thought Leaders
How These Vet Entrepreneurs Are Bridging America’s Civilian-Military Divide
Sword & Plough founder Emily N??ez Cavness and Pinterest exec Don Faul illustrate how military experience can translate into dynamic careers in the civilian sector.
By Geoff Weiss
Building a Business
10 Tips for a Holiday Party Everybody Will Love That You Can Afford
No matter how small the company, the holidays are a time to celebrate, with maybe a little team building and brand building mixed in.
By Matt Straz
Building a Business
Here’s Elon Musk’s Plan to Deliver Internet Access to Billions
It involves sending a network of 700 lightweight satellites into space.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
Meet the Producers Behind Indiegogo’s Highest-Funded Film
Rooster Teeth Productions is the innovative company behind the internationally popular online animation videos you haven't heard of...yet.
By Jason Ankeny
Thought Leaders
The Difference Between a Solopreneur and a Side-Gigger (Infographic)
30 million people - young and old, men and women, part-time and full-time -- work as freelancers or independent workers in America.
By Kate Taylor
Building a Business
3 Ways Exploring the World Challenges Thinking and Betters Business
Distancing and even detaching yourself from your everyday life provides that all so vital perspective.
By John Roa
Thought Leaders
How You’re Killing Your Own Creativity (Infographic)
Thinking innovatively sometimes depends on what you don't do.
By Linda Lacina
Thought Leaders
Keep Hearing No? Here’s How to Not Take it Personally.
No's can have large setbacks on your business if you let them get the best of you. Instead, reflect on these pushbacks and iterate.
Building a Business
Are You Cut Out to Work at a Startup?
Many people who are great employees at established firms quickly flounder and fail in a startup atmosphere. Here are the key traits that determine whether employees can successfully make the switch.
By Jake Gibson
Building a Business
Why I Want My Employees to Sleep on the Job
Burning the midnight oil and skipping sleep to gain a competitive advantage is something a lot of entrepreneurs and other professionals are tempted to do.
By Ryan Holmes
Thought Leaders
Failure Is the Seed of Growth and Success
We've all encountered bad outcomes in our lives. Here are five reasons why it may be a good thing.
By Zach Cutler
Thought Leaders
Great Entrepreneur, Lousy Lover?
Best-selling author and therapist Esther Perel says too many entrepreneurs sacrifice their personal relationships at the altar of their business.
Thought Leaders
The Biggest Blown Opportunity in Your Business
Most likely, someone in your organization is disengaged, and all their potential is falling through the gap. But there's a simple solution.