Erin Greenawald

Daniel Lubetzky is founder and executive chairman of Kind snacks and a "Shark Tank" guest judge. He recommended leaders incorporate kindness into their cultures as it helped him find success.

Joyce Mullen is the president of North America at Fortune 500 IT company Insight Enterprises. Her best leadership advice is to demonstrate to your team that you care about their wellbeing.

Kara Goldin is the founder and CEO of multimillion-dollar beverage company Hint.
When the pandemic hit, she personally helped stock shelves at stores like Target with her product.

Gary Burnison is the CEO of management consulting company Korn Ferry. He thinks companies are the most successful when they allow employees to bring emotions into work.

Now that the pandemic's thrown a wrench in meetups and in-person gatherings, businesses will have to adjust their plans to find and pitch customers from home. Seven business owners and coaches shared tips with Business Insider on successfully growing a business remotely.

Erin Greenawald is a freelance writer, editor, and content maker; this is how she spent the CARES Act stimulus check during the coronavirus pandemic.

Content marketing expert Melanie Deziel shares brainstorming insights from her new book, The Content Fuel Framework.

Over the past few weeks, I've swung between feeling very lucky to be a freelance writer and panicking about what my future holds. On the one hand, we can't get laid off and lose all our work in one fell swoop, and are generally accustomed to some ups and downs in our income. On the other hand, we have no promise of continued work from any of our clients (who are also impacted by the pandemic) and aren't usually supported as well by the structures that help the traditionally employed, like unemployment benefits or paid sick leave. Plus, if you've lost work, you've lost work — and that sucks.

There are moments these days when Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2019 feels like a lifetime ago. Obviously, back when the holiday season was going on, no one had any idea a global pandemic was coming—and that now, mere months later, retailers would be faced with a scenario where running another BFCM-level sale might feel like a necessity.

Janice Robinson-Celeste of Successful Black Parenting Magazine shares her advice for adapting to the online landscape and pivoting your content strategy to give your readers what they need now.

Sometimes death is a surprise—but sometimes you know it's coming. Whether because of a terminal illness or someone reaching the natural end of their life, there are cases where doctors can estimate when a person’s final days will occur. Here's how to spend time with someone when you know they're about to pass.

This past year was a big one for women in eCommerce. From Glossier entering the unicorn club with a $1.2 billion valuation to Stitch Fix’s former COO stepping away to launch an AI-powered shopping platform, women are changing the online shopping game and paving the way for so many others to succeed. In honor of International Women’s Day, we wanted to highlight some of the incredible female-run eCommerce companies using Jilt to power their email marketing.

t the age of seven, Hans Fex’s scientist father brought home some artifacts—a shell and two temple fragments—embedded in epoxy resin to preserve them. Having always loved visiting museums and looking at the artifacts from afar, Fex loved how he could hold these in his hands, keep them close so he could observe them whenever he wanted. As he marveled at this, a seed of an idea was planted in his brain: What if you could do this same thing with a bunch of different artifacts, all in a small epoxy box? Like an entire museum that anyone could hold in their hands and keep in their homes.