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Who Do You Call When No One Has the Answers? When your company faces a tactical challenge, you probably turn to your lawyer, banker, or board member for advice. But what if your problem is much more complex -- And personal? If it has to do with balancing health with ambition, work with family, or duty to others with responsibility to yourself? When entrepreneurial life lands you in a crisis, you ...

Hopkins, Michael; Maxwell, Jill Hecht - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 24 (2002) 9, pp. 38

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Cover - ZEN AND THE ART OF THE SELF-MANAGING COMPANY - Ideas beget success. The more you have of the former, the greater your chances of achieving the latter. In an age when proprietary information becomes a commodity seemingly overnight, there's a life-or-death need for companies to come up with good ideas. What if innovation happened organically at your company? The company would almost run ...

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 22 (2000) 16, pp. 154

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Cover - THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS (IN AN INTERNET-CLOCKED, OVERNIGHT-BILLIONAIRED, 500-TIMES-EARNINGS WORLD) - There's never been a time when company builders have confronted a choice as stark as the one they face now: They can have a business or they can have a life. They can't have both. The level of competition is so intense these days that it's just assumed the top people at a company will ...

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 22 (2000) 11, pp. 72-91

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PARADISE LOST - Two years ago Inc 500 company founder Doug Mellinger was riding high. He had, it seemed, achieved the American dream. At the tender age of 33, Mellinger had accomplished some amazing things. He had developed and built a groundbreaking software-development facility in Barbados for his company, PRT Group Inc. He had taken that company public -- And in the process built a personal ...

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 21 (1999) 16, pp. 66-83

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SPECIAL REPORT: THE WAY WE WORK NOW - Out of Thin Air - Whatever companies entrepreneurs are building, they're also -- For better or worse -- Building a life. Here, in his own words, is one company owner's 20-year climb

Ansara, Jim; Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 21 (1999) 7, pp. 116-127

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SPECIAL REPORT: THE WAY WE WORK NOW - When Everyone Was Excellent - In 1982 two unknowns published a blockbuster book exhorting companies to embrace the eight attributes of excellence. In the process they turned management advice into a fashion industry

Hopkins, Michael; Hyatt, Joshua - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 21 (1999) 7, pp. 111-115

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Editor's Note - A birth legend we love

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 21 (1999) 7, pp. 13-16

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EDITOR'S NOTE - More than 1.3 million new businesses were started Last year. But to us, one of them felt a little more familiar than the rest

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 20 (1998) 7, pp. 111-118

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FACE TO FACE: MICHAEL BLOOMBERG - What Should You Say When an Employee Quits?

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 20 (1998) 3, pp. 54-61

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The Antihero's Guide to the New Economy

Hopkins, Michael - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 20 (1998) 1, pp. 36-49

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