Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As a manager, you’re not just responsible for engagement, productivity and retention — you’re responsible for creating opportunity. That’s the heart of inclusive leadership. The data has been clear for years: the relationship between a manager and their employee is the most important driver of performance. As…
Are you playing Rust and curious how some players get so good at building, surviving, and winning fights? It’s not just about long hours in the game. Many players use smart methods and outside tools to make their gameplay smoother, more fun, and more productive. Let’s talk about how these tools support strategy and make…
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As a business owner, you’ve probably noticed that everyone has advice they can’t wait to share. Family, friends, Instagram gurus, even strangers at birthday parties — all seem to hold the key to your success. With so many voices offering their version of the truth, it can start to feel like there’s a template to…
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The cost of living continues to rise, but salaries often fail to keep pace with it. Many families take on multiple jobs just to stay afloat, while others take them on just to pad their savings a bit more. Regardless of why you want some side income, there are plenty of options to choose from…
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When Laura Low Ah Kee and Shannon Savage met while working at Lululemon in 2005, the Vancouver, Canada-based athletic apparel brand wasn’t yet the global phenomenon it is today. Image Credit: Courtesy of Left On Friday. Laura Low Ah Kee, left, and Shannon Savage, right. “The term ‘athleisure’ didn’t exist yet,” Savage tells Entrepreneur. “This…
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Dave Wright, Rachael Sandel, Brian Solis via CIO Online, Dave Wright and Brian Solis At first glance, the central finding in the newly released ServiceNow and Oxford Economics’ 2025 Enterprise AI Maturity Index study seems surprising: on a 100-point scale, the average AI maturity score dropped nine points from last year. With so much attention,…
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by Pat Alacqua, author of “Obstacles to Opportunity: Transforming Business Challenges into Triumphs“ People often ask me, “Why haven’t you retired?” And when I say, “I already did,” they laugh. They respond, “Well then you’re terrible at it.” From my perspective, retirement was never about walking away, unplugging, or fading out. It was about choosing….
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When the jewelry sector moved into the e-commerce space, the industry’s business leaders successfully navigated change by embracing innovation, prioritizing trust, and demonstrating resilience in challenging markets. These actions reveal key principles of effective leadership during transformation. By reflecting on their approach, leaders across industries can gain inspiration for steering their own organizations through periods…
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From economic downturns to a global pandemic, Andrea Leighton has weathered it all with grit and grace. As the franchise owner of Color Me Mine Voorhees since 1998, she’s built a business rooted in art, community, and the power of perseverance. With a background in economics and nonprofit work, Andrea brought both business savvy and…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Busy Philipps wasn’t trying to disrupt the celebrity marketing model when she first cried on Instagram stories. She wasn’t pitching brand deals or testing a strategy. She was just being real. But it turns out that unfiltered vulnerability — streamed to millions — wasn’t just cathartic. It…
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