One of the hardest aspects of being an entrepreneur or owner is correcting your employees and colleagues' mistakes. The Daily Muse CEO Kathryn Minshew offers some tips for delivering tough feedback. More »5 Tips for Giving Constructive Feedback in the Office
What does it take to be a leader? What does it take to change your life and more importantly, your career? Stop With The BS author Shane Mac shares insights from his new book. More »True Leaders Bring Out the Truth and Address It
Laura Calandrella learned the hard way that not trusting your gut can be a costly business mistake. Now she's offering 3 tips for other business owners who find themselves in the same situation. More »Why an Entrepreneur’s Best Asset Is Gut Instinct
Public speaking can be terrifying, even for the most successful entrepreneur. Big Fish Presentations CEO Kenny Nguyen offers 5 inspirational examples to follow. More »Terrified of Public Speaking? 5 Sources of Inspiration
Author Travis Steffen outlines a simple, five-step strategy for mapping out a successful client or investor meeting -- one even first-time entrepreneurs can handle. More »5 Easy Steps for Mapping Your First Big Meeting
When even your wife says you're doing it wrong, it's time to rethink the way you balance your two passions: the startup life and the family life. More »5 Tips for Balancing a Job, a Family and a Startup Too
Delegation is great -- in theory. Early-stage startups need a lot of nurturing, so think hard before you outsource a mission-critical part of your business. More »When Outsourcing Is Not the Answer
As soon as you start a business, expect to hear well-meaning advice -- a lot of it. Charlie Gilkey shares the wisdom that's actually worked. More »The 3 Pieces of Startup Advice That Actually Matter
Good advice is helpful, but it should never stop you from trying something you believe in, according to Emily Holdman, advisor of Book'd and co-founder of The Agency Post. More »There Is No Formula for Success: 3 Tips for Starting Up
Using your business to do social good is an excellent way to get involved in the community and use your entrepreneurial powers to affect change. Here are 5 tips for launching a cause-related campaign that makes an impact. More »5 Tips to Boost Your Next Cause Marketing Campaign’s Reach
If culture is the source of service, as Nick Friedman believes, then the question for CEOs is this: How do you create a winning company culture on day 1? More »How to Build a Strong Company Culture, From the Inside Out
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Split-testing is a great way to collect data and make informed decisions about your startup website -- assuming you know how to parse that data and use it wisely. More »5 Things to Know Before Split-Testing Your Startup Website
The last thing a startup founder needs is a team member who doesn't play to win. Here's how to spot (and keep) positive, productive talent in your company.
Michael Margolis had it all -- until he and his then-wife and business partner broke up, leaving their company in shambles. Here's how he recovered, step by step. More »3 Steps to Reinvent Yourself After a Disastrous Business Mistake
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