Marc Kielburger

What looked like success nearly broke me — until I discovered an unconventional path to rebuilding energy, clarity and purpose.

Over 50% of CEOs are struggling with mental health. Part of the reason is that they are chasing a version of success that doesn't resonate with their identity.

In a world full of distractions, deadlines and a constant focus on the future, it can be difficult to stay in the moment.

True leadership is about more than just short-term profits — it's about leading with purpose, clarity and self-awareness. Superstar CEOs like Satya Nadella and John Mackey are demonstrating that conscious leadership is critical to success in today's marketplace.

Making sure your products are profitable, relevant and resonate with your customers is key for companies to facilitate sustained growth. Here are some elements to consider when assessing your products.

Few people take the time to consider where they want to be in the long term and what their legacy will be. Entrepreneurs must consider their impact and purpose in this world earlier on in life.

We all want to be proud of the personal and professional legacy we leave behind. The "obituary test" is a powerful tool for determining whether or not you and the organization you've put so much time, effort and energy into are aligned with your personal values in a way that will endure.

Innately, we know that happiness is fleeting, and that fulfillment should be the better long-term objective, but what exactly constitutes fulfillment, and in what ways is it applicable to business settings?

The traditional path of finding a niche and competing on quality or price will no longer work. If you want true enduring and evangelical customer loyalty, deliver a product or service that connects with your customers on an emotional level.