Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Having a proper business mindset is a recommendation we’ve all heard upon starting a new exciting business endeavor. But what exactly ...

Despite countless programmes and initiatives, rates of entrepreneurial intention — a marker of how willing people are to ...

For more than 25 years, the organization I run has been teaching young people -- mostly high-school-age students -- how to think like entrepreneurs. In that time, the Network for Teaching ...

By contrast, the most successful entrepreneurs think differently. They have a low-stakes mindset — it's a kind of emotional detachment where everything is treated as a small part of a larger journey, ...

One of the big differences between an entrepreneur and an employee of a big business is that employees tend to have a very narrow focus on their job, while entrepreneurs have to keep the broader focus ...

Honestly, it is very important in as much as it can make one more adaptable to the rapid changes in today’s job/market. Those who are able to identify problems or opportunities and then work to ...

Individuals who receive growth mindset training display greater initiative in entrepreneurial business growth, thanks to the newfound confidence they gain to apply learned business principles ...

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The education and professional sectors share a historically bonded relationship pitting school and career thresholds against uniquely different human beings. Although experience and research unify to ...

Tim Swindle, 39, isn’t the kind of guy who loves climbing the corporate ladder. The Chicago-based entrepreneur would rather test his wits developing board games and startups. “I’m trying to avoid a ...