Nick Leighton, CEO and bestselling author. Exactly Where You Want to Be - guiding leaders in business growth and AI strategy. A 2014 study by Stanford economics professor John Pencavel revealed ...

Why work 80 hours a week when you can work 40? Why work 40 when you can work 25? Consultant Geraldine Carter explains why it's not the hours you work that matter, but what you and your clients get out ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Unlike traditional businesses, where growth often correlates with increased workload, franchising’s systems reduce the owner’s workload ...

You may have heard over and over again, “the more you work, the more you earn.” We’ve heard this statement so many times that we’ve just accepted it as natural law. What most Americans don’t realize, ...

Hold on. Aren’t there better ways to work? What if they could still get crucial tasks done promptly without putting in the extra hours or feeling stuck? I’m not saying you should turn your office into ...

In 1930, the British economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that, by the end of the century, the average workweek would be about 15 hours. Automation had already begun to replace many jobs by the ...

Everyone loves a three day weekend, but what if that could be the norm for every workplace, every week? That’s the reality ...

The past two years have revealed a brighter future of work: greater flexibility and more time for life, whatever that may look like–taking care of family, taking care of yourself, spending more time ...

A Redditor made quite a bold statement by claiming that people with kids end up doing less work than those who don't have children at all. He argued that while there are plenty of instances where ...