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Want to be happier? Arthur Brooks' book 'The Happiness Files: Insights on Work and Life' unpacks that goal.

Your 63-hour work week is costing you more than time. For entrepreneurs who want a successful business without sacrificing their family, there's a better playbook — one where the company and the marriage both scale.

Babbel's expert-backed lessons go beyond vocabulary to teach real-world communication skills that matter in business.

Jacqueline and Scot Tatelman's nonprofit summer camp inspired them to start a purpose-driven business that's still going strong over a decade later.

With cost of living, safety and more to consider, a retirement relocation requires careful thought.

Many Americans say inflation prevents them from saving enough and fear they won't reach their financial goals.

Better doesn't have to be perfect. It just has to start. One choice, one swap, one moment at a time. The future deserves it (and so do we).

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Raised in a "very entrepreneurial" family, Tanya Taylor always dreamed of starting a business of her own.

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Many Americans find that six-figure salaries don't afford the same lifestyles they once did.

Turning a business trip into a fun family adventure is achievable with smart planning and a little creativity.

I've built these real-life routines into my day to balance entrepreneurship, parenting and wellness without burning out.

Where you live can make or break the bank when it comes to monthly spending money.

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From calling people 'chief' to saying you 'actually' like someone's idea, here are some patronizing behaviors to avoid.

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OneAir helps you save on global flights and hotels even after you've already booked.

Many applicants don't want to be a company's next "rockstar."

The difference between being busy and being lethal is knowing what's worth your minutes and being bold enough to protect them.