Leadership | Page 8

Best-selling author James Patterson and Dr. Patrick Leddin, PhD, discuss the positive mental mindset lessons and tools in their new book, "Disrupt Everything – and Win: Take Control of Your Future."

Leadership can make or break a business.

Stretch assignments often come masked as uncomfortable inconveniences. Saying yes is one of the best ways to give yourself options for the future.

It's hard to truly change your mind. But these business leaders did it, and saw the doors open.

With talent scarcer than ever, companies that go beyond pay to offer growth, flexibility and real leadership will win the loyalty of top performers.

The real cost of a recall goes far beyond refunds or fines.

I lost $1.25 million in a scam, but what I gained were lessons every entrepreneur can learn from. Learn the pitfalls and takeaways from my million-dollar mistake.

It's a leader's job to build a team that people want to be part of and stay part of.

Entrepreneurship does not reward halfway. Being all in means burning the ships and removing quitting as an option.

Here's how I eliminated wasteful spending and transformed expense management — and it only took one tool.

Smart systems to help solo founders scale fast.

Founders who treat team investment as a business strategy rather than an expense are gaining an edge in retention, output and growth.

Value systems are guiding forces that reveal what matters most when trade-offs feel murky.

In a world run by AI, the real edge isn't what you know — it's what you're willing to take off your boss's plate.

Here's how I helped leaders cut their meeting time in half and helped them win back time to focus on the work that matters most.

Non-technical founders can gain an edge by rethinking products and focusing on AI where it creates real impact.

Entrepreneurs can replace complexity with a one-word business plan — a simple, powerful theme that aligns their vision, motivates their team and drives results all year long.

Chelsea Green shared her career journey — bruises and all — on the new episode of "How Success Happens."

Businesses can create social impact by looking beyond market trends and consumer pressure.

Adam Richman and Joe Silberzweig, the co-founders of events business Medium Rare, share the strategies they used to build and grow a company that has partnered with Shaq, Travis Kelce, Dave Portnoy, and other huge names in sports and entertainment.

Business ethics must go beyond compliance by adopting consistent global standards, embedding values into leadership and daily actions and treating integrity as a strategic advantage that builds lasting trust across markets.