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My Career Took Off When I Stepped Aside — That Shift Might Be Exactly What You Need to Scale

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways Stepping aside and building systems instead of relying solely on yourself can unlock sustainable growth and long-term success. Empowering your team and letting go of control creates space for clarity, momentum and...

Job Hugging Is the New Quiet Quitting

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways A new phenomenon is emerging called job hugging, where employees are clinging to their current roles. This shift is rooted in fear, uncertainty and lack of trust. Employers must rebuild trust between...

No, Your Franchise Won’t Run Itself

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways Even the most proven franchise systems require active, engaged ownership — there’s no “autopilot” mode. The semi-absentee model is often misunderstood; it’s viable only for well-capitalized, experienced owners. Franchise success is proportional to...

The Business of Pumpkin Spice: Trader Joe’s, Starbucks Markups Revealed

Key Takeaways Starbucks launched its still-popular pumpkin spice latte more than two decades ago in 2003. Retailers continue to cash in on the seasonal trend — and significantly mark up standard products.Love it or hate it, if you’re like millions...

Here’s Why Most Employee Training Workshops Fail

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways A successful training workshop needs to tell a good story. Framing lessons as narratives helps participants connect ideas, remember concepts and see how challenges lead to solutions. Establish a learning environment where...

Pioneer and Innovator Steve Shirley – Destination Innovation

Born Vera Buchthal in 1933 to a Jewish family in Dortmund, Germany, Dame Stephanie “Steve” Shirley’s life began amidst rising persecution. She was the daughter of a Jewish judge who lost his position under the Nazi regime. In...

Go Wide, Go Narrow….. – Destination Innovation

In his book, The Creative Shift, Andrew Robertson, Chairman of advertising giant BBDO, gives this succinct guidance for brainstorms and idea meetings:Go Wide, Go Narrow, Go Deep, Go Public.Go Wide. Use divergent thinking to generate a great number of...

Indigenous Identity Is Being Misrepresented by AI — Is Your Business Part of The Problem?

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways AI is increasingly shaping how Indigenous peoples are seen and heard — but not always in ways that respect their realities or rights. From misused languages to harmful visual stereotypes, tech companies...

The Silent Barrier to Innovation That Most Founders Overlook

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways Startup leaders should rethink their approach to risk and view insurance as a growth enabler that can unlock new markets and accelerate funding rounds. A holistic risk management program builds investor, customer...

What Most Founders Get Wrong About Implementing AI

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Key Takeaways Rushing to implement AI without considering scalability and proper infrastructure can lead to technical debt that hinders growth. Startups should spend 70% of resources on new features and customer needs, 20% on...
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