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The Snapchat creator will likely be worth more than $4 billion.

Curiosity combined with tech capability isn't a bad combination for an entrepreneur, and kids have an excess of both.

There's an important distinction between opinions and criticisms.

You shouldn't let failure stand in your way.

What it takes to succeed as a young founder in a manner that makes a difference and attracts people to your vision.

We can all benefit from practicing daily personal development. The rewards are huge for those who invest the time to grow mentally.

It's easy to get lost in the hype. Stay focused on the crucial elements that distinguish an entrepreneur who is on fire.

"Philanthropy" is not always about money, but about helping others achieve the same level of success that we ourselves have achieved

These kids took their passions and turned them into successful startups.

The questions you ask yourself about whether you are enough are what's holding you back from success.

Did you know, for instance, that there are substitutes for experience? And that that's not a typo?

Jackie Aina shares her advice about how to stay encouraged despite obstacles.

The risks faced by starting a new life in a foreign country are strikingly similar to the risks faced when starting a new business.

From hi-tech to fashion to branding, startups are transforming the continent and supercharging commerce.

Follow these three steps to build a consumer business in crowded categories around the country.

Olenka and Adam Polak are the co-founders of myLingo, an app that allows anyone with a smartphone to watch movies in Spanish.

Experience is the best teacher. Early business ventures build children's capacity to balance risks, overcome challenges as they work toward goals and cope with the disappointment of failure.

Young Jack Bonneau is killing it. Why are so many Americans surprised?

Even if your kids don't become entrepreneurs, having an entrepreneurial mindset can take them far in life.

Imagine snacks at your door in 10 minutes or less.

Cities take time to become great, but one person or organization can be an inflection point.