Perfect Partnerships What does it take to work well as a duo? Drew and Jonathan Scott of TV’s home-renovation empire Property Brothers have learned a lot. by JENNIFER MILLER.

These Rules Are Made for Breaking Eleven entrepreneurs share how they succeeded by smashing conventional wisdom.

Bring It, Haters! Moon Juice’s Amanda Chantal Bacon has endured intense public ridicule—and used it to build a successful company. by LIZ BRODY.

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The Grinder “If you keep grinding,” Mark Wahlberg says, “you’re always ready to go.” But he didn’t always think that way. Here’s how one of the world’s most accomplished people learned to become so disciplined. by JASON FEIFER.

THE FRANCHISE 500¨ Learn who is #1, along with insights from the fastest-growing franchises, the next hot concept (it’s ice-cold!), a revolutionary restaurant from Bar Rescue’s Jon Taffer, and more.

Prison Briefs An underwear-startup founder and a bank robber meet in jail. What happens next is viral marketing magic. by LIZ BRODY.

The Guide to Winning 2020 - Start by celebrating diversity. Actor and producer Sterling K. Brown will show you how. PLUS: The future of hiring, retail, social media, sustainability, and more from the nation’s most innovative thinkers and companies.

Surviving a Wipeout GoPro was flying high— then it crash-landed. Now it’s fighting its way back by focusing on its core customer. by CLINT CARTER.

School Choice Partnering with The Princeton Review, we rank the top 50 undergrad and 25 graduate schools for entrepreneurs.

100 Powerful Women They’ve built $1 billion companies (or funded them). They’re rewriting the rules of business, social change, and community. Meet the entrepreneurs in our first-annual list of game-changing women.

Katie Sturino’s Megababe line goes where the rest of the beauty industry is afraid to.

Erin Loos Cutraro educates and inspires thousands of women to run for public office.

Are You Entrepreneur Material? Find out if you have what it takes to strike out on your own and do it your way.

Build It! Girlboss CEO Sophia Amoruso (pictured ) overcame the dramatic collapse of her fashion empire to rise again.

Smells Like Teen Spirit What can entrepreneurs learn from teenagers? The positive aspects of failing over and over.

The Youth Movement From a bath bomb empire to robots for everyone, the next generation of entrepreneurs are already making their mark. We look at how they got going— and where they’re going next.

Startups Are Moving Back Home Farewell to New York, Boston, and Silicon Valley. Entrepreneurs are going where networks are stronger and rent is cheaper. Here’s why. by MAGGIE GINSBERG.

How to Make a $1 Billion Industry Inside the chaotic, hype-driven, billion-dollar world of sneakerheads. by LIZ BRODY.

Pizza’s New Papa Shaquille O’Neal, the self-described Doctor of Fun, is now the face of Papa John’s Pizza and on its board. Can his light touch help brighten up a damaged brand? by CLINT CARTER.

Two Parents, Two Businesses How do busy couples manage their time? We followed Neil Blumenthal (cofounder of Warby Parker) and Rachel Blumenthal (founder of Rockets of Awesome) through one hectic, crazy, average day. by LIZ BRODY.

The Other Shoe Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon set out to create a different kind of high-fashion footwear brand. It’s finally working. by STEPHANIE SCHOMER.

Reinvented for Success Minted grew into a multimillion-dollar business by listening to customers… and redefining itself.

Who’s Your Real Buyer? SimpliSafe thought it made an alarm system for apartments. Its customers decided otherwise.

Pleasing the Middleman As this cannabis entrepreneur learned, the customer isn’t the only one who needs courting.

No, No, No, Finally Yes Michelle Pfeiffer wanted to change the fragrance industry. But when the industry resisted, she went on a years-long quest to do it herself—and discovered the essence of entrepreneurship. by JASON FEIFER.

New Tech’s New Rules Why tech companies should be more boring, how low-tech solutions can create high-tech success, and more!

Can Work Become Calm? The founders of Basecamp think so. Inside the movement to create true work-life balance. by CLAIRE ZULKEY.

Do-Gooders Actress Kristen Bell and her partners behind the company This Saves Lives are out to save the world. Plus, they answer your questions on social entrepreneurship. by AMY WILKINSON.

How to Sell Anything: It’s Magic! Advertising guru Rory Sutherland reveals the counterintuitive secret that fuels global brands.

“Black Women Find a Way” African American women entrepreneurs face more rejection from investors and banks than any other. Here’s how they overcome it. by MONIQUE GREENWOOD.

Have an Idea? Now Do This* Our complete guide to turning ideas into reality—with worksheet included!

Right Idea, Right Time She wanted to create a space for female entrepreneurs. Here’s how she built The Wing.

Run Two Companies at Once It sounds crazy (and exhausting), but it can also be a great way to test new ideas.

Hire a Retiree Aging, highly experienced workers aren’t just playing golf these days. They’re answering startup founders’ calls for help. by LIZ BRODY.

The Gen Z Whisperer What does the new generation of consumers want? Beautycon CEO Moj Mahdara has the answer—but it doesn’t come easy. by STEPHANIE SCHOMER.

A Master Class in Brand Building Hims may traffic in low-cost drugs, but it’s actually something far more sophisticated: a well-timed, pitch-perfect marketing machine. by ANDREW LEONARD.

Team Maria’s Smash Hits “I have a very small group I rely on,” says tennis superstar Maria Sharapova. This is how that team operates—and succeeds. by ALYSSA GIACOBBE.

13 Ways to Crush It in 2019 From marketing to retail to fund-raising, our panel of experts zero in on the opportunities coming next year.

Can We Fill All the Empty Storefronts? It’s the same story across America: Storefronts are empty, even on the hottest streets. Nobody can agree on why.  ere, we hunt for solutions. by HAYDEN FIELD.

50 Most Daring Entrepreneurs Behold! Our annual celebration of the year’s boldest builders, inventors, leaders, and designers. They’re the people who took a chance and reset the boundaries for what’s possible.

Elon Musk: delusional or daring? Two experts weigh in.

How chef José Andrés fed thousands in hurricaneravaged Puerto Rico.

“IF YOU CAN’T GET A JOB, YOU’VE GOT TO MAKE A JOB” What does it take to become an entrepreneur? This is one former factory worker’s tale, as he strives to reimagine his career—and himself.

INSIDE THE STARTUP MACHINE THAT’S OUT TO SAVE THE WORLD Kairos has an important message: Solving real, difficult problems can be very profitable. And the opportunities are waiting.

THE FRANCHISE FACTORY Aurify Brands is rethinking how hot new restaurants are made, by using the Silicon Valley tech incubator model to create new franchises.

Guy Fieri and the Multitaskin’ Masters Restaurants, TV shows, Donkey Sauce purveyor, vintner—Fieri personally oversees all of it. How? By mastering what he calls “the Lock.” 

The Top 150 Company Cultures We surveyed more than 30,000 employees to find the happiest workplaces. See our results.

Topgolf’s Big Swing How a kooky, shunned U.K. company was transformed into America’s hottest new game.

Meet the New Bosses The next generation of entrepreneurs are already building thriving, innovative businesses. Meet nine of them, all aged 20 or under, who bring fresh perspectives to old industries.

The Solutions Factory Kairos is a company that creates companies. And those companies have a mission: Identify problems in the world, then solve them.

The Future Is Brought to You by Strikeforce Inside the most interesting apprenticeship in tech, where young entrepreneurs are given a chance to think (and profit) big.

Danica Patrick’s New Drive How do you trade the comforts of a job you know well for the unknown of entrepreneurship? Just-retired race car driver Danica Patrick is finding out.

What It Takes to Make Your Own Job What happens when you lose your job in a town where work is scarce? For many, the solution is to become an entrepreneur. But first, they have to learn to think like one.

100 Brilliant Companies Looking for inspiration? You’ll find 24 pages of it in this, our annual list of forward-thinking companies broken down by the categories that matter to any business: growth strategies, leadership, marketing, employee compensation, and more.  

Kevin Hart Owns the Jokes He’s one of America’s most famous funnymen, but here’s what most people don’t see: Kevin Hart in the office, building a brilliant business that goes far beyond—and is intended to outlive—his own fame.

Slamming the Gas Pedal Richard Rawlings had a crazy plan: Open an auto shop, make a TV show out of it, and use that platform to launch a sprawling empire. Six years later, Fast N’ Loud is a hit and so is his brand. But he’s just getting started.   

How a Brand Reaches Running Speed Tyler Haney had no background in clothing, but she built Outdoor Voices into a hugely popular athleisure company. Now she’s finding out: How fast can she go? 

The Innovation of Intoxication Jefferson’s Bourbon has upended the staid Kentucky liquor’s heritage. Founder Trey Zoeller did it by thinking outside the barrel.

Steven Soderbergh Has a Story toTell The famed film director entered the liquor business—and found it’s not so different from his day job. 

WhatAreYouAfraid Of? Six entrepreneurs admit what keeps them up at night—and how they conquer those fears.

“WhyAm I Doing It This Way?” It’s a question all entrepreneurs ask themselves, so I decided to start asking it as well.

The Splurge A new monthly column about the rewards of hard work. This month: Buying the dream house.

RUNNING MAN In five years, John Foley grew Peloton from a crazy idea into a billion-dollar fitness brand. Now comes the hard part—topping his initial success.

THE POWER OF CUSTOMERS’ LOVE Businesses aren’t charities, of course. But what happens when they fall on hard times, and reach out to their customers for help? The answer: amazing things.

CAN YOU SERVE THE “SANDWICH GENERATION”? They’re a group of people simultaneously caring for young kids and aging parents. They need an extra hand. And they’re looking for businesses to help them out.

No More Excuses! Hospitality legend and Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer built a career by being the most responsible man in the room. He expects that of you, too.

How to Save a Beloved Brand Wham-O created the Frisbee, Boogie Board, Slip ’N Slide, and more. Then it fell into disrepair—until a new leader with a new vision came along. 

Undercover Influencer Should you trust (and pay) Instagram influencers? To find out, our reporter became one—and the free stuff rolled in.

Get Better at Everything We wrangled experts from all walks of life, from a Little League coach to comedian Gilbert Gottfried, to offer smart, surprising ways to do everything better.  

The $1 Billion Second Act Peloton turned exercise bikes into a game-changing business. Its next move aims to drive gyms into extinction.

 Franchise 500® Our annual ranking, plus an inside look at franchising’s best companies, smartest players, and hottest opportunities.

On the Ball Venus Williams worked relentlessly to become the best tennis player in the world. But running her own businesses means learning a whole new game.  

The Top Schools for Entrepreneurs Learn to earn at one of the top undergraduate or graduate schools for entrepreneurs, as ranked by The Princeton Review.

2018’s Biggest Opportunıtıes Tim Ferriss, Emily Weiss, Gary Vaynerchuk, and other experts predict what you should focus on in the coming year.

Richard Branson Pursues His Purpose The Virgin founder talks about why money doesn’t motivate him. 

The NewTalent Pool Many businesses are hiring employees with autism. Here’s why (and how) they’re doing it. 

How to Break Bad News Stuff happens. Learn to deal with it honestly and fairly, and you may just come out ahead.

OPPORTUNITY Lessons in persistence from a beer salesman. BY JOE KEOHANE.

SHOUT OUT The new networking rule: Smaller is more powerful. BY JENNIFER MILLER.

THE BIG LIST 1,313 businesses that can help you become the boss. BY TRACY STAPP HEROLD.

LOCATION Coworking spaces to help different personalities thrive. BY KATE ROCKWOOD.

Drybar’s Family Business,

Dropbox’s Corporate Culture,

Planet Fitness’s Big Moment..!!

Game of Drones Tech comes easy to George Matus, which is how he’s built the fastest, and potentially most innovative, drone on the market. But as a 19-year-old, managing a company is proving to be a bit harder.

Far-Out Opportunity Two friends became stranded for a month in rural Mongolia and stumbled upon a market for high-end cashmere just waiting to be disrupted. First step: Bribe the local mayor.  

High Gloss Emily Weiss was a blogger with a radical idea: She could build a revolutionary beauty company based entirely on what its users want. The result is Glossier. And it’s booming.

Don’t Give the People What They Want? Beloved beer-maker Dogfish Head cut off sales of its runaway best-selling IPA on purpose. And the company is better for it.  

How to Bring Them Back for More Six entrepreneurs reveal how they turn first-time customers into repeat shoppers. 

Sell the Benefit, Notthe Whiz-Bang How a marketing shift created an entirely new customer base for Roomba, the robot vacuum cleaner.

What’s Your Problem? An entrepreneur wants to add more diversity to his team—but it’s not as simple as it sounds.

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