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Looking to lead your industry? Find out if you have what it takes.

Here, we count down our most-viewed videos from the last 12 months.

The founders of dog-product company Kyjen dishes on how their brand is able to stand out in a crowded market.

Entrepreneur McKay Thomas started in pool tables, moved on to baby goods and is now focused on a healthcare app that gives moms a direct line to doctors. He talks about what inspired the new venture and why he thinks most face-to-face doctor visits are overrated.

As we enter a new year, here are four things to consider about how your company is perceived both internally and externally.

Entrepreneurs often view competitors as their arch enemy, but often rivals will make their own startup stronger. Here is five reasons why.

For the entrepreneur behind Walk2Connect, turning his passion into a career he loves involved building a brand that has "a beating heart behind" it.

Danielle Snyder of jewelry line DANNIJO talks about how rubbing shoulders with celebs, socializing her life and being selective with partnerships helped her brand become a success.

Rude, crude, sexist and often mean-spirited, David Portnoy's Barstool Sports has become a go-to for young men. But can Portnoy continue to cash in on controversy?

Find out how the presence or absence of just one critical habit can determine your business success or failure.

The founder of furniture company Sticks dishes on how she turned her hobby into a full-on career by building the brand inside and out.

No one wins with traditional marketing. With the right mindset and approach, you too can hack your business's growth.

A new study suggests many Americans reach the dream of affluence. How? Because we're a country of smart, driven entrepreneurs.

Chartbeat's CEO talks about why sailing around the world and traveling to the North Pole isn't all that that different from running a media analytics company.

New York City-based advertising agency JWT defines the 10 trends that are expected to shape how we think and what we want in the New Year and beyond.

Approach your personal brand with an open mind and a willingness to adjust as you shift courses and you'll see positive results.

Educate employees and inspire innovation by incorporating your own version of the job-swap techniques big companies use.

Building a brand means being consistent about the decisions you make -- especially when your personal brand is on the line.

When joining a community of other entrepreneurs, look for businesses that share your long-term goals, even if they are in different industries.

Ido Leffler, co-founder of Yes To Inc., has accomplished a lot in the last seven years, and he's learned that good things come to those who wait.

What separates real entrepreneurs from the pack? A little tough love for the entrepreneurial generation.