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We're taught to chase optimization — better sleep, better habits, better data. But the real advantage for entrepreneurs isn't speed, it's learning to go the distance without burning out.

Writing a book is a common goal for most people, but does it make sense for your business? Discover what to consider before committing to writing a book for business reasons.

Entrepreneurial success depends on aligning your venture with the right economy. Here's how the relevance map can guide that alignment.

Michelle Hu followed her passion for beauty and organization into business.

For any company that plans to stay in business for years, a digital succession plan is just as essential as a financial one in today's world.

Daniel Rotman's real-world pain point inspired an innovative — and lucrative — business.

From rapper to entrepreneur, Fat Joe is empowering everyday people to achieve financial independence through Policy Pulse Innovations — his latest venture helping workers escape the 9-to-5 grind.

Filing for a patent is like planting your flag on your idea, giving you a legal shield that prevents anyone from copying your hard work.

Try these insider tips from years of Amazon and online retail experience to help you prepare, boost conversions and turn Cyber Monday traffic into long-term customers.

Don't let shiny object syndrome haunt you this Halloween. Whether it's the AI rabbit hole or the marketing monster, here are six traps that can derail startups and how to avoid them.

George and Henry Graham saw a gap in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.

Setbacks create space for reinvention. Here's how to use resilience to turn endings into beginnings.

Sustainable growth comes from knowing your strengths, nurturing collaboration and building trusted relationships that extend far beyond your walls.

With managers under pressure like never before, companies must find creative ways to keep up.

These approaches from the frontlines of the environmental movement apply to the business world, too.

Channon Kennedy, 47, started her business after hearing a close friend's moving story.

Esmeralda Hernandez grew up in Mexico, where she first learned about business at the flea markets she attended with her mother.

Scaling a business isn't about doing more — it's about building the structure, boundaries and team that fuel growth without burning out.

You don't need a huge team or deep pockets — just a smarter way to grow.

Carinne Meyrignac, 45, couldn't find the products she'd grown up with — so she created them herself.

The potential for South Asian brands to partner and serve consumers during this big gift-giving holiday is untapped — and that's what Elements has set out to do this Diwali season.