From the freedom to define your own success to the ability to travel without getting the boss’s permission, 15 entreprneurs share their favorite part of being business owners.
You don’t need fancy software to get better about managing your time at work. You just need a good head on your shoulders — and a clearly defined set of priorities.
In a startup, there’s a lot of multitasking, a lot of changing priorities, and big pressure to execute quickly. How do you wear multiple hats and manage your time without dropping the ball?
You don’t have to sell out your values to have a career (or start a company) that’s successful. Erica Dhawan shares 5 insights from her own leadership coaching experiences.
Entrepreneurs spend a lot of time in potentially distracting places — co-working spaces, airports, buses, trains, conferences. How do you get real work done when there’s no office door?
Chasing the elusive “work-life balance” often makes entrepreneurs feel guiltier than just, well, working harder. Lisa Nicole Bell has a remedy.
Lewis Howes shares his top 10 lessons from 2012 on how to be a better, smarter and more balanced entrepreneur, from workout tips to being a man of your word.
The can-we-or-can’t-we debate is getting old. Women entrepreneurs (and their male counterparts) don’t need to play the work-life game — they can set their own rules.
When Nicole Smartt decided to ditch her 9-to-5 to become an entrepreneur, it was a risky (but rewarding) proposition — and these character traits saw her through the challenges.
Twenty members of the YEC chime in on the productivity tools and systems they can’t live without, from Trello and Dropbox to the good old Pomodoro Technique.
Most people are miserable at work. But finding — and then doing — work you’re passionate about is more within your control than you might think. Scott Dinsmore’s Passionate Work Framework provides the raw material for lasting change.
When even your wife says you’re doing it wrong, it’s time to rethink the way you balance your two passions: the startup life and the family life.
It’s not easy balancing the stress of being CEO with leading a normal, productive life — but these YEC women manage to balance startup work with a little fun.
Starting a new business is scary compared to, say, working a desk job. But you’re not alone — and embracing your new normal is the first step.
Yes, entrepreneurs work hard. But how hard is too hard? Beware these telltale signs of burnout — and take a 15-minute break if they sound familiar!
The key to entrepreneurial success is a lifelong curriculum of positivity and knowledge. Entrepreneur David Schnurman shares his favorite lesson plans.
Entrepreneurship requires a ton of sacrifice, but don’t ditch that date night just yet. Young entrepreneurs reveal how to find — and keep — that significant other in your life.
You became an entrepreneur to not only explore your big idea, but also to gain control over your schedule and workload. Don’t let your whole life be swallowed by your startup!
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For entrepreneurs, advice is easy to come by. But it’s the advice that’s worth following that can change the way you do business.
