Entrepreneur magazine
September 2021
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This 25-Year-Old Has 5 Restaurants, $6 Million in Revenue and a Simple Slogan: 'Don't Be a Dick'
Here's how François Reihani started Dallas-based La La Land Kind Cafe, which hires teenagers and young adults as they exit the foster system and helps them build careers.
A Husband-and-Wife Team Converted Their Family Business to a Franchise to Make More Time for Family
Jon and Kari Murdock knew it would take years to scale on their own, and Mr. Rooter's franchise model helped them grow.
When I Spent All My Money on an Apartment, a Leaky Pipe Taught Me an Essential Business Lesson
When something is truly your problem, you figure out how to fix it.
Want to Increase Sales? Don't Buy Ads.
You can buy marketing, sales or attention, but product-market fit should always take center stage.
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This Hotel Franchisee Decided to Become a Restaurant Franchisor. Here's How It's Going.
Plus, Vinay Rama shares the most important attribute of a good franchise.
'I Effed That Up': 6 Strategies From Successful Business Leaders on Dealing With Failure
Failure is part of leadership, so what do you do when your decisions end badly?
Could Using a Bluetooth Tracking Device on Yourself Help Decrease Your Anxiety and Improve Productivity?
Or would the security and privacy concerns prove to be too much of a burden?
Could This Robot Actually Be Your Marketing Writer?
A new artificial intelligence model called GPT-3 is spitting out content like nothing before.
Fast Food Restaurant Owners Are Trying Crazy Stuff to Attract Workers. Here's What's Actually Working.
Their tactics for hiring new workers may change the fast-casual industry forever.
'I'll Quit If They Make Me Go Back': The Real Stakes of the 'Future of Work' Debate
As companies decide how, when and where they should work in a post-pandemic world, it's essential to keep an emphasis on company culture.
You Know You're Good Enough, So Why Don't You Believe It?
Highly successful people often know intellectually that they are not failures, but truly believing it is another matter. A psychologist explains why.
99 Percent of Fortune 500 Employees Who Use This Product Hate It. This Entrepreneur Built a Million-Dollar Business Out of That Hatred.
Entrepreneurism is all about problem-solving, and finding a common issue can be a great starting place for your business idea.
When 3 of My Executives Went on Maternity Leave at the Same Time, I Worried My Business Would Fail. That's Not What Happened.
One of the scariest moments of my career turned out to be one of my best learning opportunities.
This New Credit Card Can Help You Buy A Home. But Creating It Was Nearly Impossible.
Bilt is a loyalty program and credit card designed to help people towards home ownership. But to make it work, this entrepreneur had to fail repeatedly.
Maria Sharapova's Winning Secret: 'I Hired People I Could Lose With'
The tennis star and entrepreneur explains what it's like to start over professionally and what she looks for in a pitch deck.
I Stopped Saying This Word, and It Changed Everything
Swapping out even a simple word in your vocabulary can shift your mindset and re-center your true priorities.
How 15 People in Their 20s Built Million-Dollar Businesses
Think you're too young to start a business? These inspiring young entrepreneurs built companies that are making the world a kinder, more fun place for all of us.