Every company gets the importance of marketing the brand. But a lot of leaders forget to market the company as a great place to work, and that’s a mistake. Take the time to create quality marketing content around your hiring initiatives, and you’ll benefit from a higher degree of hiring success.

You don’t have to be driven by one singular, solitary purpose to be successful and happy in your work. You simply need to find a career path that feels right and matches your natural interests. Here’s how to design a career path where work doesn’t feel like work.

The late, great Eddie Van Halen was a guitar legend. In a piece he wrote for @PopMech a few years ago, he offered a glimpse at a lesson he learned early on from his dad: “If something doesn't do what you want it to, there's always a way to fix it.”

Analytics, connected sensors, artificial intelligence—agriculture’s connected future is surprisingly (or not-so-surprisingly) high-tech.

#ThoughtLeader has become one of those buzz phrases you hear all the time. But you can’t just call yourself a thought leader. You have to take the right steps to get there. Read our latest blog post for more.

How will COVID-19 impact the future of telemedicine?

A recent piece from Wired goes over the pros and cons of telemedicine when it comes to addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.

What makes a choice hard, according to TED Talker Ruth Chang, is the presence of two equally weighted options. If one choice were clearly better than the other, the decision would not be hard at all.

You'll hear a lot of entrepreneurs say, "being good at failure is the key to success."

Take Sir James Dyson. After 5,126 failed prototypes and 5 long years, he was still determined to invent a better vacuum cleaner.

Patent 5,127 on his list became the best-selling bagless vacuum in the US.

A masters in business from an Ivy League school is a great way to get started on the entrepreneurial path.

So is surfing.

You know Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech? It was the work of an incorrigible procrastinator. Of course, the bulk of the speech was started way in advance. And this, says Adam Grant, is the mark of an original thinker.