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Just like shark attacks are extremely rare, so is getting your ideas stolen.

Sometimes you have to know when to walk away.

Conventional wisdom says entrepreneurs should never give up. But after much reflection, I realized this was wrong.

91³ÉÈËs are often caught in a bind trying to prioritize between personal health and the needs of their companies. Here are some tips on making everyday life less stressful.

By far the hardest and most exasperating part of launching a successful startup is recruiting an all-star team. Here is how to get it done.

While many people may jump on the stealth-mode bandwagon, often they are doing so for the wrong reason. Here are the two times when founders should consider stealth mode.

A technical advisor can be a key person throughout a company's life cycle. Not only can they help get a business off the ground but can be a valuable resource later on.

We asked entrepreneurs in the community for the best questions that they thought were not only interesting and creative, but also revealing.

While advisors can (and should) take a startup to the next level by providing valuable insight, not all are created equal. Make sure to ask these questions to find the right advisor for your company.

The key to being a great leader is not to avoid emotion but to avoid letting it get the best of you when dealing with investors, employees and customers.

When looking for a co-founder, entrepreneurs need to make sure they are matched with the right partner before taking the startup leap together. Otherwise, disaster could ensue.

With intern season just around the corner, startups need to bring their A game to nab top-tier students.

Early-stage startups don't need a PR firm to get press. Instead, they need to roll up their sleeves, do the work and execute.

Even when entrepreneurs have what many would deem overnight success, they still question their abilities and doubts ensue on whether they are good enough for success.