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1. How I Used 4 AI Tools to Build a 7-Figure Business While Working From Home

   The four-tool AI stack that turned my one-person side hustle into a seven-figure business in 12 months.

2. How This CEO Balances Netflix Fame and the Demands of Leadership

   Ryan Serhant discusses the real cost of leadership, his biggest fear and his thoughts on AI in real estate.

3. JPMorgan Chase CEO Says 'You'll Have Plenty of Jobs' If You Master These Skills

   Jamie Dimon advises workers to develop a few key capabilities to get ahead.

4. How I Found the Next Big Opportunity for Entrepreneurs While Recovering From Surgery

   The hidden cracks in hospital workflows are not just problems; they are the next major opportunity for entrepreneurial innovation.

5. He Started a Side Hustle in His Kitchen — Then Took a 'Scary and Crazy' Leap to Grow It to $15 Million Revenue

   Jeff Perera's wife asked him to learn to make one of her favorite foods.

6. Why Having Multiple Passports Will Soon Be a Financial Flex

   For entrepreneurs and families, obtaining a second citizenship or residency through investment migration offers a massive advantage.

7. Why the Best Founders Build for the Sale They're Not Yet Ready to Make

   A framework for building exit-ready companies with structural independence, innovation and financial discipline.

8. KFC Wants Fans to Decide the Fate of Potato Wedges

   Will the cult -favorite be a permanent menu item?

9. Turn Your Expertise into Published Books for Just $100

   Skip the $10K ghostwriter and publish authority-building content in hours.

10. Oura Rings Spark Safety Concerns After Overheating Reports on Reddit

    One user wrote, "I felt a fire on my finger," but the company says it's found no widespread issue.