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In the context of global aid, profit feels like a dirty word. But are they really so incompatible? Not to Evelyn Castle, who spent a decade working in Africa’s health sector—namely Nigeria—before shifting her focus to impact investing. “I think of impact investing as the future of charity work,” Castle says. “Charity is not effective, […]

I have always said that everyone is in sales. Maybe you don’t hold the title of salesperson, but if the business you are in requires you to deal with people, you, my friend, are in sales. At Ziglar Inc., we fully understand that anyone on our staff can make—or lose—a sale. Many years ago our

This week, Law of Attraction host Natasha Graziano sits down with John Assaraf, also known as “The Brain Whisperer.” Assaraf, a New York Times bestselling author, shares the questions you need to ask yourself to revamp your mindset, shake the habits that are keeping you stuck and upgrade your life. Today, Assaraf is a behavioral

I have a virtual staff of more than 40 people. Some are in the U.S. Others are spread around the globe. I also have a small local staff in California—people I can shake hands with daily or weekly, however often I go to the office. The following is what I’ve found to be true for

In 2017, Emmy Award-winning producer Brandon T. Adams and his wife, Samantha, decided to spend 12 months living in 12 cities across the U.S., filming a TV show around their journey and interviewing people about their ideas of success. Adams tells On Your Terms host Erin King about the top response he received, as well

Have you been searching for the best corporate gifts for employees this holiday season? In some ways, it’s very simple—every employee loves an Amazon gift card, iPhone accessories or extra time off during the holidays. No one turns down noise-reducing headphones, either! But you want a unique holiday gift your staff will remember. Something anyone

We’ll always run into those who doubt or shame us for the path we’ve chosen—but we must be cognizant of how much space and energy we’re giving to those opinions. This week, author Grace Valentine tells In the Details host Karen Allen about how she broke free from feeling as though she wasn’t enough, and

Humans usually mark the passage of time by examining their personal growth. As children, it’s physical growth, like the markings etched into the wall of your childhood home indicating your height from one year to another. As adults, our growth is less guaranteed but just as important. We go into each new year hoping to

We all know that kids ask a lot of questions. But here’s the real mystery: Why don’t adults ask more questions? Blame it on a grown-up world that tends to put more value on having answers than asking for them. Many of us think of a “questioner” as someone who’s more a thinker than a

In this video segment from SUCCESS magazine’s November/December cover interview with Nia Batts and Sophia Bush, the advisers, activists and entrepreneurs discuss what their partnership and experiences have taught them, the importance of creating access for a diverse range of perspectives and their personal definitions of success. Batts and Bush have both been in positions