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The bootstrapper's ultimate guide to writing a winning business plan, from a former bank exec who wrote hers in a week and added hundreds of clients to her startup in her first year

Startups with a detailed business plan are statistically more likely to succeed. Here's how to write one that works for your business.

10 ways your parents' behaviors shaped who you are today

If your mother juggled multiple jobs, you're likely to get stressed. If your parents set high expectations for you, you probably did better in school.

I loved life as a trophy wife until I realized what I was giving up. I made the terrifying choice to blow up my marriage — and it was worth it.

At first, marrying an older, wealthier man helped Shannon Page feel grown-up. But soon she realized the parts of herself she had given up.

CONTEST ROUNDUP: The best startup competitions of 2020 for first-time founders to win up to $350,000 to grow their business

Business contests are a great way to test an idea, grow your network, and win cash to scale a startup. Here are some of the best, and how to apply.

Walmart just opened a warehouse completely run by robots. Here are the 3 questions the retail behemoth uses to guide all its AI projects.

Walmart has over 100,000 different machine learning or AI-based projects currently in production. The success rate, however, is still just 75 percent.

A relationship therapist breaks down the 10 most common fights couples have

Rachel Sussman, a New York City-based marriage counselor, describes the most typical problems in relationships, from money management to sex.

20 things to master before you turn 40

Before you turn 40, it is important to master a few crucial life skills, such as learning how to make friends, keeping a clutter-free home, and negotiating.

20 soft skills every leader needs to be successful

Good leaders can deliver bad news tactfully, display proper body language, and know how to recognize and verbally praise good work.

From wearing a tie every day to killing his own meat, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has used New Year's resolutions to improve himself each year over the last decade. Here's everything he set out to do since 2009.

Even when you're the billionaire CEO of Facebook, you have room for personal growth.

21 secrets for nailing the job interview and succeeding in any office, from HR chiefs at Google, Goldman Sachs, and other top companies

Showing you're a team player is just one piece of advice we got from HR heads at top tech and finance employers like Facebook and Salesforce.

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