Success Magazine

Success is a business publication based in the United States and released by Success Partners L.P. (previously known as VideoPlus). The magazine aims to cater to the needs of emerging entrepreneurs and focuses on offering resources for both personal and professional growth.

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Just Let Go: 7 Ways to Become a Better Delegator, not a Micromanager

2 days ago | success.com | Patricia Kaowthumrong

Good leaders can possess a variety of traits, from confidence to charisma. But whether you’re leading a small business, a big corporation, a class of students or a family, effective leadership often comes down to having the ability to inspire others to achieve certain outcomes. That means learning how to delegate and manage challenges along the way.
Father-Daughter Co-Workers Give Each Other Career and Life Advice During Workday ‘Lunch-Ins’

4 days ago | success.com | Beth Shea

One of the most bittersweet aspects of parenthood is teaching your children to fly from the nest and become independent, but still longing for their daily presence in your life. So, imagine if you got to work at the same company office as your adult child and your relationship continued to blossom in totally unexpected ways. Father-daughter duo Peter and Nicole Wen get to experience this ideal scenario.
15 Athletes Succeeding Beyond the Game

6 days ago | success.com | Staci Parks

For professional athletes, it takes precision, resilience and excellence to compete on a national—or even international—level. Some athletes have taken that drive and focused it on building legacies that extend beyond their sport. Whether launching a successful brand or sharing insights into their everyday lives, these 15 athletes have triumphantly transitioned from sports icons to savvy entrepreneurs.
Is a College Degree Still Worth It? What to Know

1 week ago | success.com | Erika Kotite

Ever since the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (known as the GI Bill) was signed into law, earning a college degree became the ticket to American prosperity. By 1956, nearly half of World War II veterans had taken advantage of the education and training available through the benefits, which included assistance with tuition, books, and even housing. The U.S. workforce was on its way to achieving the highest level of education in its history and the earning power that can help create.
Take a Self-Discovery Trip to Reflect on Life, Explore Heritage

1 week ago | success.com | Sheeka Sanahori

The baseboards creaked beneath my feet as I walked onto the second floor patio of the historic home-turned-museum. I gazed at the terra-cotta tile rooftops in the city of Diamantina, Brazil. Far from the tourist havens of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, I allowed myself to imagine that three centuries years earlier, the woman who started the chain of events that brought me here stood in this very spot, looking upon the small mountain town below.
Ben Newman: Using Your “Burn“ to Find Strength in Your Story

2 weeks ago | success.com | Patricia Kaowthumrong

Ben Newman’s driving narrative started at age 7, when his mother died. “I’ve found so much strength in my story and my mom,” he says. “Even though she had this rare muscle disease called amyloidosis, she fought, and she had this amazing journal that became a place where she unleashed her positive mental attitude.
The Qualities Gen Z and Millennials Want in a Leader

2 weeks ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

While every new generation brings its own unique challenges to the workplace, none has required as much adaptation from its leaders as millennials and Gen Z. These generations include a fairly broad range of ages, with the youngest Gen Zer being only 13 years old and the oldest millennial being in their mid-40s. Together, they make up more than half the workforce.
I Tested These AI Tools for My Resume

2 weeks ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, including the hiring process. From applicants using tools like ChatGPT to practice interviews to recruiters using applicant tracking systems (ATS), AI has become a component that requires deft navigation skills within these realms. Optimizing your resume is one way to make sure your application has the best chance of being considered, but how do you know if it’s truly at its best? Well, who better to check than AI itself?
Best Father’s Day Gifts for Dads Who Have Plenty of Ties, Mugs and Socks Already

2 weeks ago | success.com | Alexandra Frost

Dad: The man. The myth. The legend. When it comes to Father’s Day gifts, how do you determine the right present for someone whose hobbies are varied and vast—who spends long hours working to provide for his family and comes home ready to playfight or head off to a soccer game? We took the time to check out some options that are as unique as every father. They are sure to go beyond the typical tie and mug combo you’ve been hitting hard since you or your kids first began adding gray hair to his head.
Rebuilding Trust After Layoffs: Employer Strategies That Work

2 weeks ago | success.com | Kris Ann Valdez

In 2021, Better.com stirred controversy when it laid off 900 employees via a Zoom webinar. In 2023, when Google cut its workforce by 12,000, some employees say they learned of their termination by email or abrupt loss of system access. This detached style of layoffs demonstrates a chilling lack of personal connection, reflected in the often-heard phrase, “It’s just business.” But “you don’t have a business without the people,” points out Sacha Thompson, CEO of The Equity Equation.