Joe Keohane

More people than ever are searching for work that has meaning. But nobody can agree on how to find it, provide it, or even define it. So we set out to try.

Entrepreneurs must become experts at connecting with anyone-and with a few simple strategies, you can. Here's what happened when I tried them myself.

'Anyone who says money can't buy happiness has clearly never driven my car,' says Steven Sashen, CEO and co-founder of Xero Shoes.

If you're willing, agile, attuned to the market and ready to learn, there's never a wrong time to change your business plan.

The founder of beauty brand Rodial explains why a famous picture of the actress inspired her on her entrepreneurial journey.

The Atlanta rap star is now into everything from TV to real estate -- and learning important lessons along the way.

An entrepreneur's mom worked for him for years -- without a salary. When he finally made it, he wanted to give her something she'd love.

When Eric Korman told everyone he wanted to sell perfume online, everyone thought he was crazy. He ended up proving them wrong.

Fridababy became a baby-care juggernaut by first importing products to the U.S. that new mothers didn't know they needed.

After setting aside his music career, Sean Dowdell wanted to start his own tattoo parlor, but he needed to find a way to make a traditionally lowbrow product appeal to a high-end, but still edgy, audience.

Check out a family home two and a half decades in the making.

Hollywood director Steven Soderbergh is trying to turn an obscure Bolivian spirit into a hot company.

Wham-O created the Frisbee, Slip 'N Slide and more. Then it fell into disrepair -- until a new leader came along.

After losing the company's most important client, a founder explains how he broke the bad news to his team -- and what happened next.

What Terry Crews -- former NFL player, artist, actor, author and now celebrated furniture designer -- has learned about taking chances, harnessing creativity and barreling ahead.

When an entrepreneur entered a vicious, grueling industry, she approached it differently than her competitors.

When funding fell apart for Sam Sisakhti, he embarked on 18 months of brutal rejections and learned invaluable lessons about himself, his business and the nature of entrepreneurship.

The former scribe has long admired small businesses and the people who run them. And now that he's got a company of his own, he's learning just how tricky it can be.

How lowering expectations and downplaying its own technology helped a cutting-edge company reach a whole new customer.

Former journalist Dan Lyons opens up about the extreme jargon culture at HubSpot, what it taught him and how he became sane.

In his new book, 'If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face?,' the M*A*S*H star examines the science behind why we connect, why we don't and why listening is the best sales strategy.

Thinking he would be able to find success in a few short years, this founder learned the hard way that entrepreneurs must be in it for the long haul.

Learn how to fight the Amazon fraudsters.

Make sure you know what's working.

This company made high-calorie meals a profitable statement -- and a striking blow against political correctness.

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