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Ever had one of those days where you’re running on fumes, and by the time you have to make a decision, your brain just… taps out? It’s exhausting, overwhelming, and you can’t think straight. Luckily, getting better sleep can help you make great business decisions now, in college, and well into the future. In this […]

So, you’re an entrepreneur—or at least thinking like one. But how do you get better at it? How do you build the skills it takes to run a business? Around 70% of learning happens through hands-on experience, and one of the easiest ways to get that in high school is by joining a club. Here

Studies have shown that people who prioritize positive thinking tend to have higher life satisfaction. Fortunately, that kind of mindset can help you take more action in your business. As a student entrepreneur, you’re already focusing on a lot: schoolwork, friendships, and building a business of your own. One thing you can control through it

If you’re a teen who’s into business, chances are you’ve got a bunch of ideas, or maybe you’ve already started gigs like babysitting, lawn care, snow shoveling, or even graphic design. Luckily, it’s completely legal to own a business as a minor. That said, there are a few things to know before you get started.

Surprisingly, grades aren’t the only factor considered in your college application. In fact, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling, about 44% of admissions officers say extracurriculars are moderately to considerably important when reviewing applicants. So if you want to stand out, having a few unique activities on your application can help show

Living alone in college comes with responsibilities, but it’s also one of the most exciting chances to learn new skills and figure things out on your own. This independence pushes you to grow. In this article, we’ll go over some of the lessons you’ll pick up just from living in a dorm and how they

Your personal brand is how people view you, including your strengths and values. Even before you graduate, building a personal brand can give you an edge, especially if you’re starting a business or applying for scholarships. The best part is you don’t need a huge following or expensive gear to make it happen. You simply

What do Elon Musk and Oprah Winfrey have in common? Besides being incredibly successful, they’ve both given back to their communities through hands-on involvement and meaningful initiatives. Many of the skills that make someone a strong CEO are built through real-world experiences like volunteering. If you’re starting your first business or thinking about your future

As a young entrepreneur with many responsibilities, feeling overwhelmed is normal. But when that stress starts turning into constant anxiety or burnout, it’s a sign that something needs your attention.  A study from the University of California San Francisco found that 72% of entrepreneurs report experiencing mental health concerns either personally or within their family.

According to Gallup, CEOs who know how to delegate earn 33% more revenue each year. Learning how to hand off tasks frees up your time and helps your business grow faster. It’s best to build this skill early, especially while you’re still figuring out what works for your business. In this article, we’ll teach you