By Hillel Fuld
Entrepreneurship is not for everyone. One of many reasons most entrepreneurs fail is that in order to build a large sustainable business, you have to fight natural human urges along the way. …
By Amanda Pressner Kreuser
Like many of you, my team and I have been using Zoom and Google Hangouts as our go-to for calls with clients and vendors.
While we really value the opportunity to interact face-to-face with our clients, prospects, and freelancers, we definitely try to balance out all…
By Jessica Stillman
The world, as most of us have sadly noticed, seems to be filled with an increasing number of jerks lately. Most of us d on’t want our kids to grow up and join their ranks. Which is why I’m pretty sure science writer Melinda Wenner Moyer’s new…
By Minda Zetlin
Say the phrase “with all due respect” to a male colleague, and he may hear a completely different meaning than if you said it to a female one. This perplexing fact is just one finding from a fascinating survey of 1,000 Americans conducted by telecommunications provider TollFreeForwarding.com…
By Jessica Stillman
Thanks to the likes of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerbeg, there is an idea out there that the young are more likely to build ground-breaking businesses. They are full of energy, untainted by cynicism, and generally unencumbered by responsibilities.
Research shows, however, that the average age of…
By Jessica Stillman
People love to read about the habits, routines, and life journeys of the super successful, and the web is full of articles promising to teach you the tricks that transformed everyday people into moguls. …
By Jason Aten
If you do anything that involves creating, making, marketing, or selling anything, there will come a time when you’re going to get criticized. Sometimes it will happen via email or a DM. Other times, you’ll find yourself as the main character on Twitter for the day. …
By Jessica Stillman
Most bosses aren’t monsters. Almost no one wakes up in the morning cackling to themselves like a cartoon villain and vowing to make their employees miserable and terrified that day. Yet many companies end up with cultures so competitive and high pressure that employees suffer from sky-high…
By Jessica Stillman
Once we get past the term paper and book report stage of life, many of us tend to view writing as a chore. Unless you’re a creative writing hobbyist, professional communicator, or dedicated diarist, chances are good that most of the writing you do is dry and…
By Frederic Kerrest, COO and Co-Founder, Okta
No matter how you spent the last year, it was a stressful one. Whether you were homeschooling kids, taking care of elderly family members, or simply navigating how to keep yourself safe and healthy, reading was probably low on your priority list.
My…
