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Don't just chase profit. Helping customers change the world for the better creates loyalty and meaningful impact.

As the private marketplace continues to grow, there needs to be more clarity around how private company shares are valued and how share classes are structured.

Strong brands aren't built through big ad budgets but by delivering consistent, memorable customer experiences that create loyalty, trust and powerful word-of-mouth marketing.

Sal Longo turned a daycare side gig into a real business. After a back-to-basics reset, Busy Bee Jumpers earned $5.5 million last year from a single location.

Risking everything to build a company, this entrepreneur reveals unexpected truths about what it truly takes to achieve lasting success.

Too many leaders mistake constant busyness for effective leadership, but reactivity is a trap. Here's how to reclaim your time and focus on high-leverage, strategic work.

Your strategy isn't stuck because of change resistance, poor communication or a bad plan. It's stuck because of persistent myths.

Even small, overlooked changes to contracts at the final stages of a deal can create serious business risks if not properly reviewed and vetted.

Brandon Bailey's partnership with a Bronzeville middle school helped inspire a business that makes education accessible.

Here's why entrepreneurs must build their businesses with the end in mind.

The next trillion-dollar industry won't be social media, crypto or even AI. It will be longevity — the business of extending not just how we live, but how well we live. And the leaders who understand this now will own the future.

Most side hustle stories are about a young person's effort that pays off big. However, a side hustle can be just as relevant for entrepreneurs who are at a different stage in their career, where the runway in front of them is shorter than behind them.

In uncertain times, the most effective leaders aren't the loudest or most charismatic — they're the ones who consistently show up, stay grounded and lead with intention.

Most founders think they have 18 months of runway — until a small change in spending throws the plan off course. Here is how to pressure-test your forecast before it's too late.

Inbox Zero is not a productivity strategy; it's a distraction trap.

Join Hope Horner, CEO of Lemonlight, on September 25th for an exclusive session packed with insider tips and tricks that will allow you to build a repeatable, scalable video workflow that grows your brand. Register now!

Investor and multiple sports team owner Sam Porter breaks down the game we see playing out in shows like "Welcome to Wrexham" and "Necaxa."

The married owners of Nixta Taqueria in Austin, Texas, reflect on the heart, soul and tech that brought their dream business to life.

Change is moving faster than ever — but I've learned there's one thing that keeps my business grounded, no matter what comes next.

Entrepreneurship often comes with a steep learning curve.

Buyers don't fear imperfection. They fear uncertainty. Clean businesses get offers faster and at better multiples.