A wise man never stops asking questions, and that goes double for entrepreneurs. To lead your team effectively, you should constantly be asking questions: about the health of your business, the satisfaction of your customers, and the wellbeing of your employees.

To keep your finger on the pulse of what’s really going on inside your company’s walls, ask your team these seven questions on a regular basis.

There are countless reasons you might be thinking of selling your business, from the personal (wanting to spend more time with family) to the financial (ready to cash in on years of hard work) to the psychological (the risk has become more stressful than the reward).

The “5 a.m. club” is a buzzword of the moment in entrepreneurial circles. It’s the term given to uber-successful folks like Richard Branson, Jack Dorsey and Tim Cook who are routinely up at the crack of dawn, and many swear being part of this elite group of non-snoozers is the only way to truly maximize your potential as an entrepreneur.

We all know that if you drive a car, you need car insurance, and if you own a home, you need homeowner’s insurance. But what about if you run a business? Do you need insurance for that, too?

Feel like you’ve hit a plateau with your customer acquisition efforts? While it’s frustrating, don’t sweat too much—it happens to even the most seasoned business owners.

Sometimes a new customer lull is the perfect time to break out of the box and try an all new tactic for getting new faces in the door. Here are 8 ideas to bring some business your way.

Have you ever been in a shopping mall after it closed? Or walked the campus of your high school late at night? Or been up for an early flight and cruised easily down streets that are normally packed with traffic?

If you’ve done any of these things, you may have experienced a strange sensation—the feeling of being somewhere familiar but unfamiliar all at once.

A crazy thing has happened to entrepreneurship over the last decade. It used to be that running a business meant you were tied down, married to one (or a few) locations with leisure travel being an out-of-reach luxury.

Not anymore.

It’s often said that we’re the sum of the five people we spend the most time with. Depending on who fills your five slots, that might be either an inspiring or a scary thought!

Few things are certain in entrepreneurship. Unfortunately, one of those few certain things is disappointment.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve heard about the benefits of yoga. Mentally speaking, it helps manage stress and promotes clarity of mind. On the physical side, it increases flexibility, promotes muscle definition and helps improve respiration, among many other benefits.