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Background checks, online searches and tests for candidates can be key practices when you're hiring.

By mirroring strategies undertaken by big brands, startups can find ways to offer unique services taking advantage of the blockchain's beneficial attributes.

A freelancer's need for self-promotion. The battle against loneliness. Chasing clients for pay: Here's what to do.

Think about it: They're expert bootstrappers, comfortable with unknown situations and likely to have a healthy disregard for 'the rules.'

Are you exploring digital mobile transactions, payment technology and automation? It's high time you did

Bootstrap, and be scrappy. If it's cheaper to do it yourself and you're capable, why not give it a shot?

The traditional model of collecting user data is hurting us all. Let's change it, with blockchain.

Andrew Medal talks to Ron "Boss" Everline about what it takes to build a successful fitness business with a high-celebrity profile list

The blockchain revolution includes white hat hackers banding together and the promise of no more passwords.

Andrew Medal chats with Frederick Hutson, the co-founder and CEO of Pigeonly. Hutson created a multimillion-dollar business after going to prison for five years.

Use your own customer data about your customers to scale and grow.

Andrew Medal chats with Aubrey Marcus about the inception of lifestyle brand Onnit, where he derives his creativity and building a multimillion-dollar business.

Blockchain is bringing about Internet 3.0. Are you going to be involved?

Andrew Medal sits down with Timmy Sneaks, world-renowned creative visionary and graffiti artist, to discuss creativity in the digital age and the business behind making art.

Kym Gold discusses how she disrupted an entire industry, scaled and sold her company for hundreds of millions and more.

Humanity has come a long way in teaching technology how to appear more human. Now, technology is teaching itself.

"Do-it-for-me" is the next evolution of the on-demand economy.

Andrew Medal sits down with rapper Nipsey Hussle to discuss how gang life catapulted his success, his latest album 'Victory Lap' and his various businesses, including a blockchain-specific startup.

Just because the number of women in technology-related fields has always been dramatically lower than that of men doesn't mean that things will stay that way.

Create new value offerings using blockchain and augmented reality.

Real estate. Law firms. Information services. Banking: Where else will this technology raise its profile?

Why spend all your resources on expensive consultants when you can do it yourself?

Wendy's sassy Twitter feed is a great example of how to stand out in a sea of noise.

According to Forrester, 20 percent of marketers' budgets is being wasted on fake traffic.

From Nipsey Hussle, to Jay-Z, to Dr. Dre, rappers are showing how they can think bigger than just bars and hooks.

The lessons I learned during my 17,520 hours of incarceration may help you, too. Just don't learn them in their native environment.

These women provide a breath of refreshing diversity in the constantly evolving internet age and the dawn of Web 3.0.

A decentralized world computer that can't be shut down will be extremely useful for keeping our data safe -- and it's coming.

Andrew Medal chats with Mick Batyske about how he used music to catapult his success, drive influence and become an angel investor.

Technology is infiltrating the legacy oil and gas industry as never before. Are entrepreneurs listening?