Marathons

This runner is eating nothing but Mickey D’s as he prepares for the L.A. Marathon.

New series on managing Facebook as a professional offers helpful tips.

If you answered “yes” to any of the first four questions and “no” to the last, you are preparing a flawed presentation which will detract from your message and will weaken your call...

Burger franchise changes french-fry recipe for first time in 41 years.

Statistics show more than half of all workers today are worried about losing their jobs. Faced with financial pressures and job security concerns, these individuals are giving the term weekend warrior a new...

One oft-overlooked aspect of Business EQ is actually knowing how to take care of yourself.

If you can catch your mind's little tricks in the act, you can avoid falling for the traps.

How you work is as important as what you do for work -- but it takes self awareness to track your own bad habits.

This is a guest post from Kevin Coupe, one of the authors of The Big Picture: Essential Business Lessons from the Movies . I found it a fascinating book, interesting and fun....

Let’s grab a mug of cocoa and have a comfy seat by the fire while Ange the flight attendant tells us a story or two, shall we?

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Tackling the fear of returning to work, going back to school, or switching careers can be difficult. Here, a few tips to help get you through the scariest parts.

In many ways, generation Y military veterans are like those who served their country before them. In other ways, they are different. They are however, potentially good employees who should be considered because...

If you think business is tough, try working with your husband. I see many couples who work together quite successfully. They have a kind of shorthand of how they get work done. They...

Twitter is a great tool for getting your name out there. Here are a few tips for getting started.

Running and business ownership require a lot of the same mental strengths. Dean Karnazes, a distant runner, stated in his new book that, "Listen to everyone, follow no one." I think the same...

Breaking tasks into smaller steps helps alleviate the fear that often holds us back, whether we want to start a company, run a marathon or cut our long hair short!

A recent post on Blogher about vision boards made me wonder what you do to stay inspired as you work on your goals.

My advice for the new year: Keep those resolutions vague!