There is always a lot of excitement when starting a business. For many, it is a dream come true and the beginning of their path to financial freedom. But starting a business is one thing. Running a ...

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Many of the habits are also accessible to non-billionaires, and relatively common among successful individuals.

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I remember the classic book The Collaboration Imperative, by Ron Ricci and Carl Wiese, which makes the case very well for why collaboration matters in every business, as well as startups. Every ...

At the core of every thriving small business is resilience. Strong foundations and a sound vision matter more than big ideas. People and purpose come first. There’s no question that America’s small ...

While plans provide direction, commitment drives consistency, tenacity and victory. Commitment means not running from problems, embracing changes and continuing to soldier on even in the tough times.

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Success in business often comes at a cost to the people who achieve it. Long hours, high stakes and relentless pressure can take a toll on even the most driven entrepreneurs and leaders. Because ...

I’ve made more mistakes than most people in business. In fact, I’d bet money—a lot of money—that I’ve screwed up worse than you have. How about losing a $100,000,000 portfolio? Yet despite these ...