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Here's why baby boomers want to start businesses -- and what their ventures need to succeed and thrive.

There are two problems with today's job metrics: None of them measures real unemployment or the quality of people's jobs.

Create a new, successful venture by building a team with the right talent mix.

Learn about your entrepreneurial talent and how Gallup's BP10 assessment can support coaches in this Season 1 premiere of the Builder Talent Tuesday podcast.

Learn how embracing your own strengths -- and the strengths of others -- can bring hope to you, your coworkers and your workplace.

Jim Clifton was interviewed recently for the National Federation of Independent Business' Playbook magazine on the strengths of entrepreneurs. Here are the questions and answers.

India has one of the fastest growing economies in the world, a large youth population, and significant entrepreneurial talent. But to unleash that talent, the country must enact major reforms.

In the U.S., entrepreneurs, especially women, are more likely to be thriving in purpose well-being than other workers. Entrepreneurs are also more likely than other workers to be thriving in both physical and community well-being.

Here's a new, old idea for America: Let's identify, recruit, develop, and make a welcoming home for all the entrepreneurs in the world. We've done it before, and we can do it again. But to do it again, it will require all of us to go back to ...

"If you have the wrong premises, the more you lead, the worse you make the place."