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With the holiday season behind us, our body may still be recuperating. Here is how to overcome the holiday hangover.

Sure, you want to be better and do more in the New Year. But resolutions don't play to your brain's strengths.

The Christmas season is great for many companies, but businesses have to last a full year. The folks at Tipsy Elves explain how they do it.

Holiday cards are an annual ritual, but does yours strike the right chord?

Back in prehistory, we dealt with stress a lot better than we do now. Here's how to recapture that.

Before you shut off your computer and rush out the door, take a moment to reflect on the positive.

Very often, perfection is the enemy of success. Don't let it be.

Some stress is a good thing and can even propel your business forward, but when stress turns to anxiety, it can be debilitating.

The second annual Bring In Your Parents Day is this week. There are advantages to commuting in with Mom and Dad.

Finding a conscientious partner in life makes the difference between career stress and career success, a study finds.

Go beyond the holiday card and try these four unconventional ways to connect.

Running a business is hard and subjects you to ups and downs. Here's how to avoid finding comfort in food.

Intuition is real, not New Age hocus-pocus. Learning how to harness your intuition will make you a better leader.

A news study suggests that making brainstorming activities competitive spurs men, but makes women less engaged.

A new study about the next generational cohort reveals some surprising trends about the future of young workers.

A new book highlights how executive presence and gravitas can bridge the gap between performance and success.

A new study raises doubts about the advantages of initiatives to help lowers costs by improving employee health.

There are a number of reasons why many great companies are started in dorm rooms.

Gain credibility and give your business a boost by putting your experiences on paper.

There is a generational divide in how we view the value and depth of our co-workers.

Napping does not equate to slacking. In fact, it can help boost employee performance.

On a 4,000-mile bike trek, one professor learned some surprising traits about small business owners.

Wearable technology allows you to ensure employees are keeping active and sleeping well and may be the key to worker productivity.

Hiring your own children can have a ton of advantages, provided you do it right.

Entrepreneurs are busy folks. Doing these workouts outside the gym can help keep you on a fitness track.

Instead of listing to-do's, try keeping a "done" list.

New research suggests taking a walk can help your brain be more creative and generate new ideas.

There are certain lessons to learn to make both business and your relationship equally successful.

Getting your employees to really care about their jobs and your organization requires leading from the heart.

Productivity rises when you let your workers take work time to deal with personal issues.