There’s a lot that Viveka von Rosen could teach us all–like how to harness the power of LinkedIn, how to expand our personal and professional networks, and even how to scuba dive.

You spend more of your awake life with your job than you do with your friends, family and loved ones- so shouldn't you be in love with your job too?

Last year, I wrote about my first job in college and how I was able to "love the work you're with." This year, I turned to leaders from the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only organization comprised of the world's most promising young entrepreneurs. I asked them, "How did you fall in love with your job? How does one fall in love with their job or company?"

For reasons that aren’t exactly clear to me, there’s a powerful tendency to overcomplicate the whole notion of leadership: what it is, why it matters, and how it manifests itself.

I’ll come clean: For years, my company never had a customer-service phone number on our website. When Hootsuite started, with just a few dozen employees, we were honestly worried about being swamped with calls from our millions of users. But for some reason, even as we grew to hundreds of employees, we never shared a phone line on our site.

There are 3 skills that, when mastered, will help you attain this

It’s the start of another new year, and on everyone’s mind is this challenge of how to take your business and life to the next level. You’re motivated to set and accomplish incredible goals this year, one of which involves ending every day feeling proud of what you’ve accomplished.

There are entrepreneurs who seize every chance, every opportunity, that comes along, in the hope to make the quick money and become rich. Having patience is not everyone’s imagination of business

This article has to do with Math and Money … wait wait wait, don’t flee the scene!

That used to be my attitude, too. In fact, if you are anything like me you may have even struggled terribly through math, dreading every moment of it. And if you were brought up in an environment of scarcity around money or even shame, then you may find yourself up against some serious money blocks.

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane. Way back when Facebook, Twitter and other networks were getting started, they were billed as channels where businesses could connect — for free — directly with their customers. The formula for success was simple: share catchy updates, build an audience, cash in.