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Glassdoor rolled out its annual study for 2018.

The innocent items that might let hackers into your home or business.

Shoprunner COO Stacey Bernhard reveals how she found the strength to walk away from solid jobs.

Anjali Sud explains why you should never wait to go after your passion.

You got this.

By building a brand that consumers (and franchisees) adore, Anytime Fitness CEO Chuck Runyon has found fans across the globe.

Matthew Sweeny is the co-founder and CEO of Flirtey, the first company to conduct an FAA-approved drone delivery on U.S. soil.

Just keep swimming.

And create a workplace that can support yourself and your colleagues during times of stress.

'Weird in a World That's Not: A Career Guide for Misfits, F*ckups, and Failures' author Jennifer Romolini shares her top tips for boldly forging ahead.

Get inspired by the stories of these women leaders.

Sarah Levey, co-founder of hot-yoga-meets-hip-hop fitness business Y7, reveals the surprising mantra that helps her through rough times.

The fast food company uses a social experiment to draw attention to the glaring disparity.

Naomi Hirabayashi and Marah Lidey share their strategy for optimizing limited time and resources.

Here's how to make sure your campaign is a blockbuster.

Jenn Im's visual diary of her life opened the door for her to become a designer.

Start early, think big.

Cauli'flour Foods founder Amy Lacey shares how she stopped making decisions out of fear.

The cosmetics brand CEO says 'discomfort means you're going to learn something new.'

Evan Sharp explains how the click of a button made a major difference.

There are more job opportunities than you might think.

The action superstar gave some insight into his approach to business.

Yumi co-founders and longtime friends Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli took a leap of faith together and quit their jobs to launch an early childhood meal delivery service.

The GOAT gave it her all at Wimbledon. She didn't clinch the title, but everyone can learn from how she handled it like a champion.

Lifeway CEO Julie Smolyansky shares the secret to facing your fears.

A well-timed pivot led the way to monetary success and critical acclaim.

Tamara Mellon shares the strategy that has helped her find new opportunities throughout her career.

The famed cartoonist is dead at 90.

The founder and CEO says journal writing is what bolsters her when she has to tackle a big challenge.

Animus Women's Innovation Summit founder Lucienne Gigante says providing economic opportunities for women is what will set our global communities on a path to prosperity.