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Use These Science-Backed Hacks to Help You Be Less Lazy in 2025

These tips come from experts and entrepreneurs who made it their goal to be more productive in 2024 — use them to become more sharp and focused on the year ahead.

Leadership

3 Lessons I've Learned as a Successful Woman In a Male-Dominated Industry

I was a single mother raising two boys and a company in the patriarchal 90s. Here are three hard-won lessons I learned — insights every entrepreneur, regardless of gender, could learn from in 2025.

Starting a Business

I Started a Business to Streamline the $90 Trillion Wealth Transfer From Boomers to Younger Generations — Here's How It Helps People Receive Inheritances Faster

Ari Brojde, co-founder and CEO of Estateably, had an eye-opening experience while settling his grandmother's estate.

Starting a Business

This Couple Wanted to Make an Everyday Household Product 'Unquestionably Better.' Now Their Business Sees Over $200 Million Annual Revenue: 'Obliterated Our Goals.'

Scott and Missy Tannen, co-founders of luxury bedding brand Boll & Branch, weren't impressed with the products on the market — so they created their own.

Living

70% of Small Business Owners Experience Monthly Burnout. Follow These 3 Rules to Avoid the Same Fate.

Here are three guidelines to help entrepreneurs achieve balance, growth and success in both their professional and personal endeavors.

Celebrity Entrepreneurs

The Pep Talk From Mickey Mouse We All Need to Hear, Compliments of Chris Diamantopoulos

Chris Diamantopoulos, the star of "The Sticky," "Red Notice" and the voice of Mickey Mouse, gets real about resilience, chasing dreams, and his desperate wish for a normal hobby.

Side Hustle

'Hustling Every Day': These Friends Started a Side Hustle With $2,500 Each — It 'Snowballed' to Over $500,000 and Became a Multimillion-Dollar Brand

Paris Emily Nicholson and Saskia Teje Jenkins had a 2020 brainstorm session that led to a lucrative business.

Resumes & Interviewing

Is It a Toxic Work Environment? Consider This Double-Sided Red Flag Before You Take the Job.

Ask this question during the interview process. The answer might tell you all you need to know.

Business News

Jim Carrey Said He Came Out of Retirement Because He 'Needs Money.' He's the Latest A-lister to Open Up About Taking Roles to Boost Their Finances.

At the London premiere of "Sonic the Hedgehog 3" on Tuesday, Carrey said he returned to acting because he "bought a lot of stuff, and I need the money, frankly."