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Myths That Can Hold New Entrepreneurs Back
Here are six ways you're making things harder for yourself.
The One Thing You Have to Do to Win or You've Lost Already
You can't win if you don't play but winning consistently requires more than merely playing.
How to Manage Risk After Success
With some consideration of the risks that come along with success and effective planning, you can improve the odds that you will enjoy the fruits of your hard work for many years to come.
5 Things to Work on to Protect Your Business Before a Crisis Hits
If you left your business for six months, would you have the right survival systems in place?
Answering the Million-Dollar Franchise Question
The appeal of a franchise is that it is a "proven'' business concept but the reality is much less certain.
How Perfection Can Ruin Your Business
Very often, perfection is the enemy of success. Don't let it be.
4 Lessons on Staring Down Fear and Taking Risks from Tightrope-Walker Nik Wallenda
Meticulous preparation and tireless practice, not bravado or recklessness, are the foundation of success when failure really is not an option.
3 Ways Companies Can Encourage Smart Risk Taking
Many business leaders and organizations are predisposed to say no, thereby quashing experimentation and innovation. Here's how to welcome new ideas and tactics.
More Diverse Corporate Boards Leads to Less Risk Taking
Research shows that businesses of all sizes would be wise to include leadership from all walks of life.
Climbing a Mountain, Whether Real or Figurative, Requires Calculated Risks
You have to navigate potentially dangerous terrain to reach your goals and build success.
5 Tips for Staving Off an Attack From a Special Interest Group
Strategically responding to threats can save your company and elevate your reputation.
Risk is the Admission Fee of Entrepreneurship
After recognizing an opportunity, you have to assess the costs, both financial and personal, to pursuing it.
17 Traits That Distinguish the Best Startup CEOs
Being a great leader requires more than just attention to detail. Keep these points in mind when taking your management up a notch -- or several.
10 Cash-Flow Surprises That Could Kill Your Startup
Even if your company is profitable, you could still run out of that oh-so-important business lifeblood: cash. Here are some common capital issues to avoid.
Why Being 'Good' Can Help You Build a Successful Startup
When you work for yourself, your reputation is your most important asset. Here's how to keep it looking shiny and new.