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This National Entrepreneurship Month, Entrepreneur heard from eight business leaders about the valuable lessons they took ...

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I experienced a crushing blow at age six. Standing in front of a movie theater, lobbying my mother with the reasons I should be allowed to see Jaws; she insisted I was too young. Jaws was the first ...

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I learned how to win and lose on the mat, and those lessons are the foundation for how I build and lead teams.

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The other day I was listening to a Public Radio interview with a U.S. Olympic Fencing Champion–it’s a very NPR-ish sport–and I thought geez, the Olympics only happen once every four years, how can I ...

Windows Vista’s launch in late 2006 and early 2007 was one of the toughest chapters in Microsoft’s history. There’s still a lot to learn from Vista. That thought struck me this weekend as I was ...