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2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Nicholas Leighton

We've all heard the saying "Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life." There is a lot of truth packed into this statement. Passion typically lies at the foundation of every successful business. For many business owners, choosing entrepreneurship meant escaping the dull, soulless corporate jobs that simply didn't make them happy. Instead, they wanted to get up every morning and engage in work that was exciting, challenging and meaningful.

2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Sergio Ramos Montoya

Hace una década, hablar de bienestar laboral al interior de las empresas podía ser una conversación incómoda. Hoy, es el tema que define qué empresas atraerán al mejor talento en los próximos años. El cambio generacional está reescribiendo esa historia. Si antes se premiaba al empleado que se quedaba hasta altas horas de la noche, ahora son las empresas con políticas claras de salud mental las que ganan la batalla por el talento.

3 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Dan Bova

Jennifer Tsay and Jennifer Yeh are the co-founders and CEO and COO, respectively, of the professional photography platform Shoott, which offers free photoshoots where clients only pay for the photos they love. Entrepreneur spoke with Tsay about the birth of the business and the strategies and tactics they've used to grow it from a local business to one found in 60 cities throughout the United States. Please give us the elevator pitch for ShoottShoott is a professional photography marketplace.

3 days ago | entrepreneur.com | John Rampton

Retirement doesn’t mean staying put. For many retirees, it means something far more adventurous: moving abroad. One-third (34%) of Americans would like to settle in another country if they were allowed to do so, according to a Monmouth University survey from 2024. This number only stood at 10% in 1974. Although this is a growing trend, some individuals may choose to relocate within the U.S. rather than move abroad.

3 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

In a glass-walled office just off London's tech corridor, two entrepreneurs sit with the calm intensity of people used to making things happen. Joseph Black and Oliver Jacobs, co-founders of SHOUT, an influencer marketing agency, aren't typical agency founders. Their work doesn't revolve around polished pitches or influencer stunts. Instead, their success lies in something simpler - giving young people meaningful access to work, opportunity, and scale.