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Are leaders born or are they made? Are you a firm owner still thinking like an employee? Your new, desired behavior starts with one simple word: change. By Scott Bradbary

Millennials still believe the future is bright.

I have moments when I wonder if I’ve gotten more than I bargained for.

Millennials still believe the future is bright. According to a survey of 2,000 people conducted by Pepsi as part of the company's Optimism Project, 94 percent of Gen Yers feel optimistic about the future.

Sitting around the dinner table with four generations of family members reminded me how important it is for individuals to communicate about their preferred method of communication.It all started when my fiancé told me my mother had texted him to remember to bring an important document to her.

Many Americans are planning to delay retirement, postpone vacations and reconsider buying or selling their homes as the result of the economy, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs.

Many Americans are planning to delay retirement, postpone vacations and reconsider buying or selling their homes as the result of the economy, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs.

Yes, it's true. Recession-proof jobs do still exist in the financial industry—at least according to one Canadian student newspaper.

Yes, it's true. Recession-proof jobs do still exist in the financial industry-- at least according to one Canadian student newspaper. Read more on Accounting Tomorrow's blog.

You've heard it before and you'll hear it again: the younger generation is key to boosting your bottom lineMost new graduates are eager to showcase their talents and have not picked up bad working habits, according to Tip Fallon, the founder of Speaking for Change, a consulting firm that advances the success of college students through speaking engagements, consulting, coaching and blogs.