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While the income from your business isn't guaranteed to make you rich, it does bring you something more valuable than money: fulfillment and freedom.

The former consultant discusses starting and growing her business—and how her grandfather never understood the value of an empty bottle.

Don't ignore that little voice chattering in your head but don't mistake it for clear thinking, either.

The buzz of doing deals and being your own boss is truly rewarding, but the concept of entrepreneurship could be better acknowledged.

By inventing a low tech cutting device that easily rips through the coconut's fibrous shell.

Just because you're travelling doesn't mean your fitness should suffer.

Martha Stewart didn't do any home decorating until she was 35. And Charles Flint started IBM at 61.

The fastest way to learn any business is to study someone who has been successful at it.

The generation born between 1945 and 1964 could give a startup some needed expertise and credibility. Here are five roles they can easily fit into.

Last year, Americans willfully neglected $52.4 billion worth of time-off benefits.

A look at why U.S. workers are afraid to take time off.

To be successful, entrepreneurs must beat the odds stacked against them -- especially young ones. To understand what these founders do differently, we've compiled a list of habits that made them successful.

Some of the biggest achievements in history were made by men and women who understood the importance of attitude.

One family business has its challenges. Two startups in one family, that's a real trick.

Researchers are looking at whether children can learn a trait that people need to build successful business.

Since there's no realistic way to avoid stress for entrepreneurs, learning to live with and manage it is the key to survival.

Companies like Luminosity that are making 'brain games' are capitalizing on older individuals' fears of cognitive decline by making 'exaggerated and misleading claims' unfounded in scientific evidence, they contend.

When everyone can get a million hits on Google in a millisecond or watch news 24 hours a day, learning to spot spin and hidden agendas is crucial.

Here are five tips for staying healthy. Could it be that your mother's advice was right all along?

She built the Spanx brand starting out with just $5,000 in savings and no experience in retail or manufacturing.

Just like entrepreneurs living in Silicon Valley, founders in developing countries need one important element to thrive.