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As an entrepreneur, you must stay ahead and anticipate the future. To do this, you must refine your current skills and understand successful business practices while sharpening the most important skills you should master in the next five years.From recognizing potential opportunities to adapting quickly to change and maximizing resources for growth, you'll be better equipped to take your business…
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26-Year-Old’s Side Hustle Turned Business With $4M+ Sales
This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Ross Friedman, 26, of Boston, Massachusetts. Friedman is the founder of Slacker Media Group, a live events company curating experiences at the intersection of music, lifestyle and entertainment. See how he grew the venture from side hustle to successful full-time business, here. Responses have…
How to Turn Retail Returns From Sunk Costs Into Revenue
If you're running a retail-based business right now, you're probably feeling it from all sides. Tariffs and inflation are squeezing your costs. Consumers are tightening their spending. And what used to work, from bulk ordering to blanket discounts, isn't cutting it anymore.So, where do you turn when both your margins…
The Playbook I Used to Launch a Thriving 8-Figure Business — and How You Can Too
When I decided to launch a cold plunge company in Italy, I didn't have much to work with — no team, no warehouse and nowhere in my home to shoot product content. But I believed in the product and knew wellness was a booming category. I'd built companies before, including…
Teen’s $200-a-Night Side Hustle Became $20M-a-Year Business
This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Charles Eide, 40, the Minneapolis, Minnesota-based founder and CEO of corporate events company EideCom. As a teenager, Eide side-hustled as a DJ, then began to produce major events at the University of St. Thomas. Read more about his journey here. Responses have been edited…
Why You Should Start a Business After Retirement
Retirement used to be seen as the end of the hustle, a time to slow down and relax. However, retirees are abandoning that old playbook. Most retirees want to have the time to do the extra things they could not in their lifelong careers.Due to better health, economic uncertainty and…
2 Important Financial Truths New Entrepreneurs Need to Know
When I first started my business, I approached budgeting with the optimism of someone who hadn't yet been burned. I treated it like a tidy math problem: Plug in a few cost estimates, apply a sensible cushion, and the numbers would hold. At least, they did in the spreadsheet.What I…
The Dangers of Being Too Attached to Your Business
When I was growing up, my parents were in the hotel business. In fact, at one point, they owned three hotels. My dad died when I was quite young, and my mother continued operating the hotels. She did well, but she soon realized that the three hotels were too much…
How AI Can Make Starting a Business on Your Own Even Easier — and Faster
I will never regret bootstrapping my business — but that doesn't mean it was easy. Now that they're so far in the rearview, it's easy to look back on those early days through the rose-colored haze of memory: the up-with-the-birds mornings, the evenings where I was so enthralled in my…
How Blanco Became a $20 Million Fashion Brand
Matt Sinnreich is the founder and CEO of the golf and lifestyle clothing brand Blanco. Launched direct-to-consumer in March of 2025, Sinnreich says Blanco is more than just a business to him. "I'm the guy obsessing over the cut of every shirt and dressing every model on the set of…
Her High School Side Hustle Is On Track for 7-Figure Revenue
This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Leila Quraishi, 27, of Los Angeles, California. Quraishi's sock business Nudesox is targeting seven-figure revenue across all sales channels next year. Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Image Credit: Dan Simantov. Leila Quraishi.Want to read more stories like this? Subscribe to Money…
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