[ad_1] Editor’s Note: Entrepreneur’s “20 Questions” series features both established and up-and-coming entrepreneurs and asks them a number of questions about what makes them tick, their everyday success strategies and advice for aspiring founders. If there is a meme that is suddenly everywhere, it very likely got its start on …

[ad_1] You are working a full-time job, expectant to have a social life (debatable if this expectation is even realistic) and grinding away on your side project – with only 24 hours in a day. Oh and then there’s sleep, pretty essential, too. As the special projects director at Entrepreneur.com …

[ad_1] Reader Resource Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Kate Volman meets with speaker, author and entrepreneur Javier Montes to discuss millennials.  During his entrepreneurial journey, Montes had a number of close entrepreneur friends come up to …

[ad_1] Startups fail for a wide array of reasons: A lack of money (duh). Poor marketing. A pivot gone awry. Legal challenges. Related: Beware of These 6 Assumptions in Your Startup Outside of those common issues, another, different reason manages to top the list year after year. Analytics firm CB Insights recently found that about half of …

[ad_1] Reader Resource Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » A lot of people spend their days in the office passing the time and not really achieving much. Often, that’s not their fault. The culture of working “9-to-5” runs deep in the world of business. So, …

[ad_1] Reader Resource Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » You may be saying: “My business isn’t for sale so why should I start to prepare my business for sale?“ That’s a great question, you see the best time to sell your business is …

[ad_1] President Trump sounds like he’s picking a fight with Japan over trade. That could make for tricky talks about a hugely important relationship when he meets Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The U.S. and Japan account for nearly a third of the global economy. Trade in goods and services between …

[ad_1] Last weekend’s Super Bowl was as much an occasion for marketers as it was for sports fans: While the football heavy-weights duked it out for the coveted Lombardi trophy, big brands and challengers alike went head-to-head in those widely watched primetime ad breaks. Related: The Conclusion to This Super Bowl …

[ad_1] It’s one of the oldest tricks in the book of marketing: doing a stunt. Shock and awe. Surprise and delight. Catch ‘em off guard. Knock their socks off. You get the idea. We’ve seen many brands use stunt marketing to great success. I mean, Redbull had a guy jump …

[ad_1] Reader Resource Join Entrepreneur’s The Goal Standard Challenge and make 2017 yours. Learn more » Employee reviews are meant to be helpful and constructive, but many workers say that they have the opposite effect. In fact, a recent study commissioned by Adobe found that 80 percent of office workers …