Lisa Evans

Want to meet the promises you are making yourself? There are apps for that.

Daydreaming about your future puts your body into a position where it's harder to get what you want.

In time for Father's Day, successful father and son business owners share how they balance their personal and professional relationships.

Running a business is hard work. Raising a family is hard work. Is it possible to do them both at the same time? With these tried and true tips, it sure is.

The qualities that make one a great entrepreneur are the same as what makes you a good mother.

Sharing a home, a bed and a business can be great. Or it can be challenging.

Developing a daily routine is a key to athletic success and it can also help your business.

Some important elements of communication are lost in digital exchanges.

A willingness to ask for help is one of the largest differentiators between exceptional achievers and ordinary achievers.

Working on something intently will produce much better results than working with distracted, fragmented attention.

There's nothing about sleep itself that gives us more insight or makes us more confident in a decision.

There are a few simple changes you can make so the entrepreneurial lifestyle doesn't kill you.

The secrets of those who successfully work remotely.

Christmas parties aren't the only way to spread holiday cheer around the office.

Secret Santa programs at Christmas can be great for morale. Try not to be a Grinch about them.

Christmas stress invades offices and cubicles, causing productivity to plummet as employees' focus shifts from work to holiday happenings.

Don't worry if it's not good enough for anyone else to hear, just sing. You'll feel better.

According to a new study, our offices may be chipping years off our lives.

Although sleep is important to productivity, here's how to power through the day even without a full night of z's.

Stop making excuses for putting off important tasks. You're not making any sense.

We all talk to ourselves, but it's how to talk to yourself that matters most.

It's important to get your employees to work as hard for you as you work for yourself.

Forget fancy dinners and rounds of golf, the real way to score points with clients is to take them zip gliding.

Studies show breaks hold the key to improved productivity.

The more comfortable you get with trying new things, the more you're going to say yes to new challenges.

Entrepreneurs are used to running their business solo, but when personal crises arise, you may need to consider recruiting some back up.

The stress of working long hours can lead to negative health consequences, increasing your risk of stroke.

The classroom can provide many benefits to entrepreneurs, even those with established businesses.

School is back in session across the country. For some entrepreneurs, back to school means back to business.

A lack of experience doesn't mean you can't show potential customers the strength of your qualities.