Be Confident, Even When You're Not

Everyone has insecurities when doing something new. Here are three ways to build strength and be self-confident.

BOUGHT BY MY DREAM ACQUIRER FOR HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS

The CEO of Happy Family talks about the recent acquisition by Danone, the company's future, and what it means for her role.

14 Simple Ways to Get Considerably More Done

 

14 Simple Ways to Get Considerably More Done

Don't think it's possible because you're already working in overdrive? Here's a new way to look at your to-do list.

How to Lead Great Leaders

 

How to Lead Great Leaders

Leading has its challenges, but when your followers are powerful leaders you need to step up your game. Here are six helpful tips.

Should You Use Guilt as a Sales Tactic?

 

Should You Use Guilt as a Sales Tactic?

As a last-ditch effort, giving a potential client the guilt-trip might work. But it also might not.
 

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