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Tech geeks are moving from coffee shops to Speak Easy, a new trend in co-working spaces. Entrepreneurs and tech geeks have a new brand of co-working space that feels more like a Moose Lodge than an office space.

Leaders who prepare their successors ensure the future of their organizations.

Leaders who prepare their successors ensure the future of their organizations. When it's time to go, it's time to go. Really

For my book Brain Trust , I interviewed Keith Devlin, NPR s Math Guy, a World Economic Forum fellow, and math professor at Stanford.

A great mentor won't actually do the work for you--but he or she will help you develop your own opportunities.

In the quest to win the hearts and minds of the press, you're going to have to do all the work. I'm in the middle of trying to publicize my new series of technology focused parenting books called, The Modern Parent’s Guide . I knew it was going to be difficult: Getting the press to pause its 24/7 schedule to take a look at a book can be a Herculean task.

There's no room for self-doubt when you're launching a company. Here are half-a-dozen ways successful entrepreneurs keep faith with themselves

You know your device's memory will one day fail or not be enough, but how well do you know the faults of your onboard wetware? The best memory system may not be the one inside your head.

Serious about getting more feedback into your organization? Start by finding out how you're doing. Part 2 of 2.

Sometimes, being a CEO is a lot like being a major-league coach. That means you need the right mix of playmakers in your locker room. Here's how I do it.

Conflicts rarely end well, so it's natural to want to avoid them. But you can't hide from them forever. For every hard-nosed, coldly logical businessperson there are hundreds of entrepreneurs just like us: Worried about how others perceive us and avoiding confrontation at all cost

Conflicts rarely end well, so it's natural to want to avoid them. But you can't hide from them forever.

A good product is only the cost of entry. If you're going to thrive, you'll need more than that. The recipe for start-up success is simple: Make a good product

A good product is only the cost of entry. If you're going to thrive, you'll need more than that

It's been more than 100 years since 15,000 women marched through the streets of New York City demanding shorter hours, better pay, and voting rights,