Amy Cosper

Passion slams the gas; reason steers us safely. It's important to strike a balance.

Where is your ground? That's sometimes the most essential question.

Entrepreneur's editor-in-chief recalls the time she fell in love with a work of art and what it taught her.

Rather than looking at typical benchmarks, we focus on the ideas, almost all fueled by passion and implemented by strong leaders.

Good (almost) always follows bad.

Fear can hold you back, but if you fight through it, the rewards are plentiful.

'Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist.' – Pablo Picasso

A seemingly small act -- returning to normal, daily life after tragedy -- takes a great deal of courage.

The future is yours to create.

We don't want to just write about disruption, we want to embody it.

A brief history of turning things upside down.

It's your journey, naysayers be damned.

You need more than brains to create and sustain a business that has a lasting impact.

It defies logic. It defies science. And entrepreneurs everywhere are proving that it can change the world.

Looking for opportunity? Check to see where the stagnant reside.

Entrepreneur's editor-in-chief Amy Cosper proves why her degree in art history is relevant in business journalism, and why relevance is imperative in business.

Branding is one of the major pain points for entrepreneurs. On the outside it seems simple, but its core is complex.

Great leaders inspire and create meaningful, lasting opportunities and new ways of thinking. They believe in change. They have an impact on the future.

In a path that's marked with extreme highs and lows, blending in isn't -- and shouldn't be -- an option.

Yes, the future can be scary. But it's also full of opportunity.

Storytelling was the common thread in an otherwise mercurial year in business.

Leonardo da Vinci never stopped exploring and challenging conventional wisdom. And neither should you.

Space is the last frontier, a place where pioneers dare to dream.

In this issue, we celebrate our Young Millionaires. These are the faces and the inspiration of tomorrow.

You design your environment, and how you do so says as much about you, your passion, commitment and leadership style as it does about your company culture.

Over the past few years, social platforms have blossomed into a marketing playground and proved that communities have power.

Do you choose entrepreneurship or does it choose you?

Playfulness, as most entrepreneurs will tell you, can help alleviate the anxiety and stress that go hand-in-hand with owning a business.

Amy Cosper dishes on August's big stories: the importance of nerds and the creation of Bosshole.

When you disrupt, you are rebelling and flying in the face of reason. And who doesn't want to be a rebel?