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The Last 8 Years Were Pretty Good for Many Entrepreneurs
Oh, it was no walk in the park, but the structural transformation begun in 2008 has offered opportunity, too.
I Used Social Media and Blogging to Become Famous for Nothing
How one man used social media to become a legend in his own mind -- and in Peru.
Why Telling Jokes at Work Makes You Appear More Confident
But remember your audience.
I Recently Made My Stand Up Comedy Debut. It Was Terrifying, But So Rewarding.
This year, resolve to do the things that scare you.
Before Offering Feedback Consider If You're Trying to Teach a Pig to Sing
Feedback -- giving it, ducking it, getting it, ignoring it -- can be a dicey situation. Ask yourself these questions before going there.
Why Does Multi-Level Marketing See Millennials as Easy Pickings?
Maybe young workers being trolled by get-rich-quick schemers has something to do with the transformation of the US entry-level job into a benefit-free, full-time, unpaid internship on a 'parent grant.'
5 Leadership Secrets Stolen From Famous People
The traits of authentic leadership are timeless, even if conspicuously absent these days. Here's a refresher.
Managing Conflict Is Essential to Success
A functional workplace of diverse people and ideas is fertile ground for creativity -- and for conflict. Here's how to be a good referee.
5 Things Presenters Usually Get Wrong
To be an effective trainer, you need to keep it short, keep it sharp and keep it moving. If you find yourself reading the PowerPoint slides aloud, you've justly earned the blank or hostile looks glaring at you. Then, the only redemption possible is ending early.
Managing Your Career Like a Business
If you think of yourself as an 'entrepreneurial enterprise' instead of an 'employee,' you'll find it easier to always be the boss of you.
6 Tips for Goal-Setting That, Trust Me, They Don't Teach You in College
Your goals will not achieve themselves and will regrettably require your vigorous participation.
The Second Slowest Gazelle: A Secret to Success
Mediocrity has its place. Where success and survival are synonyms, not dying is winning.
Gawker Parody Site Emerges to Skewer Startup Clichés
'There is one thing that stands between the people who live in Silicon Valley and the future, and that is: the people who live outside of Silicon Valley,' writes 'Peter Theil.'
The Imaginary Life and Wild Times of Milo Quaife
Deadline pressure is a crushing affliction. It can bring out the best in some, madness in others, or both, as they labor side-by-side ... in the Twilight Zone.
I Never Planned to Grow Up, Making Entrepreneurship Inevitable
How one Midwestern boy survived existential ennui, unending schooling and tons of bad advice to become an entrepreneur of wisdom and renown, sort of.