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John RamptonEntrepreneur |
If you're feeling restless when you retire, maybe it's time to hang up the clubs and vacations for a bit and ask a new question: Where can I make a...

Too many entrepreneurs treat their eventual business sale like a lottery ticket. However, a successful exit isn't guaranteed.

Mentoring is a powerful way to help international businesses grow — and create promising investment opportunities, too.

It takes more than a brilliant idea and a relentless work ethic to build a sustainable company. Here's a financial strategy that works.

Great ideas from dedicated teams can find solutions, yet breakthroughs can fail due to the one resource needed to propel growth: money.

In a downturn, a "sleep at night" fund can help you make informed decisions, reduce risks and provide protection for your health and business.

Founders who treat team investment as a business strategy rather than an expense are gaining an edge in retention, output and growth.

More income streams mean more options, but also more tax complexity. Here's how to set yourself up for success.

Most business leaders still treat their health as an afterthought, while their competition optimizes their bodies as their most important business...

While jet lag can definitely be a drag, don't let it ruin your trip. With these tricks, you should be adjusted in no time.

As you build your business, you probably don't think about retirement. It's up to you to set your own course as an entrepreneur.

Retirement is no longer the endgame — it's the entrepreneurial green light.

Entrepreneurs are often seen as risk-takers, visionaries and masters of opportunity. Still, some struggle with their finances.

Without intentionally building personal wealth, you could have a successful business and nothing to show for it.

Start making money at a young age. Warren Buffett sold packets of gum to his neighbors at age six!
