Last night, Google’s Larry Page said “Companies have pretty bad reputations in the world. It’s not like most people get up and say, ‘Oh, I wish I could go work for a company.’ They do it because they have to.” But do we?

This is my definition of hustle, but what is yours?

Every leader, entrepreneur, company, and hire has two stories. Which one are they telling you?

I just published 7 Ways You’re Isolating Yourself At Work (And What To Do Instead) at Forbes. Here are the 4 tips I didn’t include, now delivered to you as bonus tips.

A virtually cost-free, easily testable way Amazon can sell me, and potentially a lot of other people, a LOT more books.

Got an idea for the next hot startup? Maybe you should ditch that NDA and try sharing it. Openly. Publicly.

If I were jobless today, straight out of college, with no experience or technical skills, what would I do to get a job? I wouldn’t get a job at all. I’d create one. Here’s how.

“When you split an S-corp equally between two owners, does each one bear half the responsibility for the taxes on profits?” my wife asked me this evening. “I think so, but I’m not sure.” “You don’t know?” “Nope. But Mark knows.” Mark is our CPA. “Shouldn’t you know this?” “Probably. Along with a thousand other…

I didn’t quit. I started again, and again, and again. Things worked out. Maybe they’ll work out for you as well.