Health and Wellness

Business News

This 25-Year-Old’s Sleep Problems Gave Him Vertigo. His Response? An AI Mattress Cover That Hit Eight Figures Within Three Months of Launch

Harry Gestetner of Orion wants to make better sleep available and affordable to all. Will his smart mattress cover be the solution?

By Jonathan Small

Thought Leaders

How to Stay Effective at Work When Leadership Fatigue Sets In

By Gloria St. Martin-Lowry

Business News

Coffee Built The Industrial Revolution, Yerba Madre Wants To Build The Regenerative Revolution

By Leo Zevin

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Stop Burning Out — 3 Energy Traps You Keep Falling For and How to Teach Your Nervous System to Avoid Them

By Ashley Armstrong

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If You Own the First Hour of Your Day, You Own Everything That Follows

There is a shift happening in how companies are being built; focus is moving upstream into behavior, specifically the first hour of the day.

By Lindsay ONeill-OKeefe

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5 Proactive Strategies to Help You Protect and Strengthen Your Mental Health

Mental health is a journey not a destination. Make sure to be proactive instead of reactive.

By Collin Williams

Building a Business

They Built a $50 Million Business Before GLP-1s Became Mainstream. Now They’re Eyeing This New Health Frontier

Josh and Katy Whalen built Joi + Blokes around hormones and preventative wellness. The founders are betting fertility could be next.

By Jon Bier

Business News

This Female 91�� Thinks Every Woman Should Microdose — Here’s Why

Inside Besties, the functional mushroom and nootropic brand exploring psilocybin-inspired microdosing alternatives for mood, focus, and everyday wellness amid the evolving psychedelic wellness and psilocybin regulatory landscape in the U.S.

By Leo Zevin

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After Addiction and Ironman Failure, This Founder Adopted a Rule That Changed Everything

Ken Rideout is an athlete, bestselling author and co-founder of RIDEOUT Sports & Entertainment Agency. He says what holds most people back is simpler than they think.

By Jon Bier

Building a Business

This Doctor Saw a Problem Impacting Over 60% of Americans. The Business He Started to Solve It Makes $100 Million a Year.

Dr. Lior Lewensztain was unimpressed by the products available in U.S. grocery stores.

By Amanda Breen

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How Forward-Thinking Companies Are Redefining Workplace Wellness — and Winning Because of It

Investing in employee well-being is no longer optional — it's a competitive advantage in today's business landscape.

By Arpit Jain

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This Founder Went on Shark Tank After His Last Startup Was ‘Publicly Eviscerated’ — Now He’s on a $12 Million Run Rate

How Doug Evans went from a Silicon Valley failure to Shark Tank rockstar with his new startup The Sprouting Company.

By Jon Bier

Business News

This Married Couple Built a Massive Cereal Brand in Their Cramped One-Bedroom Apartment — Now It’s in 15,000 Stores

Margaret and Ian Wishingrad, co-founders of Three Wishes Cereal, had to master marriage dynamics to keep their business – and their relationship – alive.

By Jon Bier

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6 New Books That Treat Wellness Like the Business Strategy It Is

From recovery protocols and nutrition to purpose and mental resilience, these books deliver actionable frameworks entrepreneurs can use today

By Elisette Carlson

Business News

He Sold His Grass-Fed Jerky Company for Millions. Then He Started One of the Hardest Businesses in Food.

Robby Sansom didn't need another company after Epic Provisions. But visitors to a Texas ranch kept asking one question he couldn't answer.

By Jon Bier

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3 Biohacks High-Performing 91��s Are Using to Outlast Burnout

High-performing entrepreneurs are turning to science-backed biohacking protocols to solve their biggest competitive disadvantage: their own energy.

By Lindsay ONeill-OKeefe

Thought Leaders

Why Personal Legal Issues Don’t Stay Personal for Long in Leadership

Personal issues rarely stay personal — especially when they begin to impact leadership clarity, operational momentum, and financial decisions.

By Hossein Berenji

Thought Leaders

Why Midlife Feels So Disorienting for 91��s

Midlife often brings unexpected success — and unexpected confusion. For entrepreneurs, the very drive that built their business can begin to feel misaligned after 40.

By Philip Blackett

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The Lifestyle Choices That Keep Me Mentally, Emotionally and Physically Fit as an 91��

Maintaining your best health can be a journey. But you must take that journey, because as an entrepreneur, many people rely on you being healthy and showing up doing your best every day.

By Ben Walker

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91��s Say They Run on Coffee. What If Coffee Is Running Them Into the Ground?

Founders obsess over optimizing everything except the coffee they drink daily. But mold contamination, acrylamide, pesticides and supply chain shortcuts could be sabotaging performance.

By Lindsay ONeill-OKeefe

Building a Business

This Workout Was Created for Male Prisoners During World War I. Now It’s Everywhere — and Worth $120 Billion.

Joseph Pilates developed his namesake exercise regimen during World War I.

By Amanda Breen

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Stop Powering Through Travel — Use These Protocols High Performers Rely On

Travel is engineered to throw you off. These are the non-negotiables and founder-tested protocols that help you land calmer, stay clear and show up sharp.

By Elisette Carlson

Human Resources

What Two ER Visits Taught Me About American Healthcare Leadership Failures

Going to the ER (twice) gave me a firsthand view of how fragmentation and impersonal systems fail people at life's most critical moments.

By Brad Olson

Thought Leaders

How Blood Sugar Crashes Are Secretly Crashing Your Work Productivity

Energy dips, brain fog, irritability and stalled focus are not always signs of burnout or distraction.

By Philip Blackett

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You Make Enough Decisions Every Day — Here’s a Simple Meal System Built for Your Busy Schedule

Meal planning is supposed to save entrepreneurs time and money, and support better energy and focus — but most plans fail because they're built for ideal weeks instead of real schedules. Here's how to design a plan that actually holds up.

By Elizabeth Rider

Thought Leaders

Burnout Isn’t Bragging Material — It’s a Warning. Here’s Why

Burnout is often framed as a discipline issue or emotional weakness. For entrepreneurs over 40, it's more often a recovery deficit.

By Philip Blackett

Business News

Amazon Wants to Be Your First Stop for Health Questions —Here’s What Its New AI Assistant Does

Health AI now appears inside Amazon’s website and mobile app, helping users sort through dozens of everyday health concerns and what to do next.

By Jonathan Small

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When Health Gurus Fail, How Do You Know Who to Trust?

At a time of fallen gurus and growing distrust in wellness. Health is wealth, and that wealth is currently at risk.

By Lindsay ONeill-OKeefe

Buying a Franchise

This Mom’s Postpartum Breakouts Inspired a 70-Location Facial Franchise

Michele Henry couldn’t find a good solution to clear her skin. So she built a franchise to help everyone.

By Kim Kavin

Tech

AI Can Do More Than Write Emails — Here’s How This Startup Is Using AI to Bridge the Health Literacy Gap

Most founders start with a solution, but I started with a problem: Why do millions of people misunderstand their own doctor's advice?

By Jayachander Reddy Kandakatla