In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Entrepreneur (US)

• The One Change Auto Services Giant Monro Made to Save Time and Gain Insight into Procurement
  It impacted the entire business and allowed them to better serve their customers across the U.S.
• Every Action Has 2 Risks
  Are you facing a difficult decision? Here’s the most important risk you’re not considering.
• ‘You Don’t Have to Shut Your Heart Down’
  What does it take to be a good leader? During his 44 years as CEO of Whole Foods, John Mackey learned his answer: Serve the business, serve its people, and never abandon yourself.
• The Skills You Never Knew You Needed
  Do you know what it takes to succeed? Here, six leaders share the skill they underestimated—and needed to develop.
• Which Fridge Would You Eat From?
  A great company mission doesn’t always inspire great sales. That’s why this discount grocery company rebranded, and is now reaching more customers.
• Small Packaging Changes Can Have a Big Impact on Consumer Perception and Help You Meet Your Sustainability Goals
  Swapping plastic for paper can generate positive results for businesses in numerous ways.
• Finding Your Dimension X
  Why do some people thrive, while others fall behind? As Google’s first chief innovation evangelist, I believe I found the answer: Successful people harness what I call their “Dimension X.” Here’s what it is.
• When You’re Ready to Go, Here’s the Best Way to Hit the Road
  With Hertz Business Rewards, owners and their employees enjoy discounts, tools, and streamlined service that can make your business travel a breeze.
• Pack These for Your Next Trip
  Want to make your next business trip a pleasure? Gear expert and two-time Emmy Award winner Mario Armstrong has five items you’ll want to make room for.
• What SEO Insiders Know
  Looking to boost your SEO? We asked a bunch of insiders: What do you know about your industry that most outsiders don’t?
• IF ONE MILLION DOLLARS IS YOUR GOAL…
  How do you make it? And what does it actually get you? The cohosts of the popular podcast MY FIRST MILLION (who made many multiples of that themselves) share what they’ve learned.
• MILLION-DOLLAR UNLOCKS
  New companies rarely get off the ground without some roadblocks, setbacks, and unforeseen decisions. Here, 10 founders describe the pivots that unlocked their growth and catapulted their profitability.
• Avanti Feeds
  LEADING INDIA’S GROWTH IN SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE AND FOOD EXPORTS
• THE MILLION-DOLLAR MEETING
  Once your company hits a million dollars in revenue, many more investors (and private equity buyers) will start taking your calls. Here’s why.
• MAKE A MILLION DOLLARS IN A WEEKEND?
  OK, you won’t earn it in a weekend. But serial entrepreneur NOAH KAGAN says you can start a thriving business quickly—if you’re willing to move fast and be uncomfortable.
• MAKE YOUR FIRST TAX-FREE MILLION
  It’s legal, smart, and great for your long-term savings.
• HOW TO ASK SOMEONE FOR A MILLION DOLLARS
  Philanthropic fundraisers often get donors to give $1 million—and their tactics are useful for anyone trying to win over someone else’s dollars.
• Charities Are Getting Down to Business
  Nonprofits are struggling. That’s why more charitable leaders are taking a page from their for-profit peers—and learning how to make money.
• The Top 150 New and Emerging Franchises
  Want to buy a young, exciting franchise? This ranking of top brands should be your first stop.
• Engineering a Better Life
  Kayla Opperman put a lot of time and money into establishing her career, and she didn’t want to throw that away. But when she found a franchise that put her background to use, she was all in.
• ‘We Built Success on Top of Success’
  Decades ago, Nicolas Estrella Sr. built an insurance company that spoke to the Hispanic community in Florida. Now, through franchising, his son is taking their strategy nationwide.
• THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO SELL AND GROW FRANCHISES
  When franchises grow responsibly, they create incredible opportunities and wealth for franchisees and franchisors. But when they grow irresponsibly, they create problems that hurt us all. Here’s a four-point plan to help everyone in this great industry thrive—and it’s called Responsible Franchising.
• Top Franchises for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  These 100 companies offer programs, incentives, and other initiatives to help expand opportunities for all.