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3 Ways To Make Sure AI Doesn't Take Your Job
Here's how to thrive (not just survive) during the 'Great AI Reskill.'
How Corporate Social Responsibility Can Help Build a Positive Brand Image
A positive brand image is vital in today's work culture of very discerning consumers who are not shy about vocalizing their concerns about companies' ethics and practices. An informed and selective public wants to do business with businesses that are socially responsible. Here's how you can prove you are.
3 Reasons Why You Need a Team-Empowered Company To Scale Your Business
Among the many benefits a team-empowered company can bring, founders should remember these three reasons this setup is critical for any company looking to scale.
This CEO Was Tasked With Helping an Iconic Hawaiian Brand Regain Its Footing. Here's How He Used Storytelling to Do It.
Scott Snyder, CEO of Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, shares how he's helped take the already well-loved brand to the mainstream.
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How to Transform Your Organization Through Shared Narratives
Change in organizations is difficult and often met with resistance for reasons ranging from the liability of past success to escalating commitment. Improvisational theater and the power of creating shared narratives provide a rich metaphor and helpful tips for making change more successful.
She Was Unhappy in Her Job as a Lawyer, So She Started a Business Serving a Comfort Food Staple — And Made Millions
Erin Wade transformed from a dissatisfied attorney to a celebrated chef, author and entrepreneur.
6 Founders Share the Goal-Setting Traps That Sabotaged Their Success (and What They Focus on Now)
Some benchmarks are more important than others—so what should you really care about? We asked six founders for their hardest-won lessons.
Cut the Chit-Chat and Get to Work — Why It's Time for More Minimal Meetings
"Can you jump on a call?" is a common question in our modernized working world. However, is it time to rethink this? Ingvar Kamprad was a firm believer in keeping meetings minimal, and my experiences building Bubbles led me to concur with that. Let's explore.
Open Conversations Are Often Stifled at Work — Here's How to Break That Silence and Reach Your True Potential
Without open lines of communication, it can be a struggle to build a healthy operational environment or team culture, causing your entire organization to suffer. Here's how to do it the right way.
How Saying 'Yes' to Every Opportunity Helped My Startup Make $1 Million in the First Year
The conventional wisdom for entrepreneurs to say "no" to opportunities can be counterproductive early on. Embracing "yes" can lead to discovering your strengths, finding valuable collaborators and identifying your business niche — ultimately earning you the privilege to say "no" later.
Shaquille O'Neal Used an Unconventional Strategy to Start His Chicken Restaurant — Here's Why It Worked
The NBA Hall of Famer leveraged his 35 million Instagram followers to build buzz around Big Chicken before it even launched.
What Is Fun, Anyway? From Butterflies to Paintball, America's 15 Most Beloved Entertainment Spots Will Show You a Good Time
At these mom & pop establishments, boredom is out of the question.
How Small Businesses Can Score Big Marketing Wins Without Much Money
Just because you're a mom and pop with a limited budget doesn't mean you can't make a splash.
From Fresh Midwestern Milk to Specialty Candies, These Are America's 15 Favorite Food and Drink Shops
There's nothing like a mom & pop shop to serve up the region's delicacies.
This Tattoo Artist Was Frustrated With His Industry's Business Model, So He Started a Studio That Does Things Differently
It's not easy for mom-and-pops to take risks, because they rarely have a safety net to fail. But there are ways to innovate cautiously. Just ask the founder of All My Heart, a tattoo studio on this year's list of America's Favorite Mom & Pop Shops.