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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Whether you’re in the thick of it or on the sidelines, almost everyone has experienced work drama. Managing appropriate boundaries and balancing the social dynamics of the office can be challenging. Fortunately, you can manage difficult employee conversations with a little planning and preparation. Preparing for tough
If you’ve finally made the life-changing decision to become your own boss as a franchise owner, you’ve already answered the hardest question you’ll face on the road to business ownership. The second hardest question is how to find the right opportunity. Believe it or not, some individuals make a conscious decision to go about finding
This story appears in the October 2022 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » A decades-old nail bag from Brad Haubert’s father, whose standards were as sturdy as his homes. Image Credit: Courtesy of Brad Haubert I joined my father’s home-building business out of college, and alongside my two brothers, I had the pleasure of working with
Image Credit: Zohar Lazar Wan Kim has this strange ability to raise the gooseflesh. He doesn’t look like he could do it. He’s all slight build with glasses and mild manners. And yet: Goosebumps. Every time you talk to him. He’s the owner and CEO of Smoothie King, which, again, doesn’t suggest a hair-raising lifestyle.
After Christopher Harvey left the military in 2009, he did what he felt like he was “supposed to do” — get a job in corporate America. But he knew he was capable of more. So he proved it: Despite many financial struggles, he started an insurance company, then became a Jeremiah’s Italian Ice franchisee (because
A professional dancer by trade, Kika Wise has always been a believer in the importance of releasing tension while not asking your body to “do anything.” But in the fitness industry, that made her an outlier. “Everyone’s putting their bodies through so much, trying to get toned, but not thinking, How can I reset my
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When I first started my business I spent a lot of money on fancy business tools. I thought they automagically make me successful as I fell into the “you have to spend money to make money” trap. Josh Ness As you may have guessed, I was wrong.
Welcome to Entrepreneur‘s annual 100 Women feature! Every year, after reviewing hundreds of inspiring, accomplished women — we decide who to feature by asking a specific question. This year, the question was: Who is most influential? Eventually, we broke that question down into five parts: Who is influencing the industries that shape our lives? Who
This story is part of Entrepreneur’s 100 Women of Influence in 2022. Find the rest of the list here. Courtesy of Carbon180 Giana Amador grew up in California‘s Central Valley, where her family owned an almond orchard. The Central Valley is a region — and community — that produces a quarter of the U.S. food