Two years ago I never thought much about the end of my professional career. I was still too busy making it happen. After eight years of learning his craft, my oldest son voiced a desire to take the reins.

How do you manifest stress? Be careful what you think. Your body is listening, because disease and stress walk hand in hand.

You may have heard the term "stock buybacks" in the news recently and most of the discussion about buybacks is negative.

The story of personal finance can be summarized in four words: Most wounds are self-inflicted. One of the worst sins is trying to time the market.

With tax season in full swing, Americans across the country are hunkering down among piles of records and receipts to settle the score with Uncle Sam.

A new phenomenon has come about with the digital age: the rise of “influencers.” What used to be a space for celebrities (whose inspiring lifestyles were seen in magazines or film) has become the domain of everyday “it girls” thanks to social media.

Many years ago when I was on the board of Kinko’s, we had a pointed conversation about our future initiated by John Davis, a board member and Harvard professor who specialized in family business. He believed we needed to change our culture from family to team.

Why strive for internal brand engagement? What makes it so important to your business?

Starting a new venture isn’t for everyone. Some research suggests that a whopping 90 percent of startups fail, but experienced startup founders know their odds for creating a successful venture are much better than one in 10.

Returning for 2019, ColoradoBiz Magazine presents a unique opportunity to show the faces behind some of the state’s notable businesses. Distinguished by artistically composed photography, “Faces of Colorado” is an editorialized, photo-driven special advertising section that provides an eye-catching platform for you to share your message with our 40,000 readers.

Business owners are often caught in a seemingly never-ending cycle of decisions to make and things that need to get done.

More than $1 trillion is lost every year due to alarmingly high rates of depression and anxiety, affecting productivity in the workplace.