Month: May 2026

What it’s like to run the family business when your dad is its billionaire founder

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The Billionaire’s Daughter: What It Really Takes to Run Dad’s Empire (And Keep the Peace) Family businesses are a staple of dramatic storytelling—think Succession or Yellowstone. But in the real world, stepping into the CEO role when your father is a billionaire founder isn’t a scripted power struggle. It’s a high-stakes balancing act of legacy, … Read more

Billionaire Jim Thompson’s daughter now runs his company. He reflects on being a founder and a father.

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How This Billionaire Founder Passed the CEO Torch—Without Sacrificing Either Success or Family Jim Thompson didn’t set out to build a dynasty. But after four decades scaling Crown Worldwide into a global logistics behemoth, he faced every founder’s ultimate test: stepping back and letting the next generation lead. Here’s what he learned about balancing ambition, … Read more

We moved from a small town to live with my parents in the city. I’m making sure to build our community here.

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From Small-Town Roots to City Living: How to Rebuild Community After a Big Move Moving from a small town to a bustling city is never easy—especially when you’re bringing a family of five with you. But for Melissa Noble, the transition from Bright, Victoria (population: under 3,000) to the Gold Coast, Australia’s sixth-largest city, wasn’t … Read more

I did everything ‘right’ in college, but couldn’t get a job in my field after graduation. Now, I’m going back to school.

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Why “Doing Everything Right” in College Didn’t Land Me a Job — And Why I’m Going Back to School The LinkedIn feed is a highlight reel. You see your classmates celebrating full-time offers, grad school acceptances, and shiny new titles. Meanwhile, you’re juggling a retail shift, a nannying gig, and an unpaid internship just to … Read more

My husband was unemployed for 10 months. He finally landed a job when he turned up at an office with a box of doughnuts.

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From 10 Months of Rejection to One Bold Move: Why Showing Up with Doughnuts Landed the Job When your résumé is invisible, sometimes the only way forward is to walk through the door. That’s exactly what one tech professional did after 10 months of unemployment, hundreds of ghosted applications, and dwindling hope. His secret weapon? … Read more

A woman turned her parents’ garage into her apartment to make room for her grandparents in the main house

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One Woman’s Creative Solution: Turning the Garage Into a Private Apartment So Her Grandparents Could Live With the Family When your family is the center of your world, every square foot of your home matters. For Sofia Palacios, a 22-year-old student, real-estate agent, and content creator in San Diego, living with her parents and two … Read more

John Cena said he’s training to lift weights into his 80s and beyond. Here are 3 longevity lessons from the WWE star.

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From WWE Ring to Longevity King: John Cena’s 3 Blueprint Lessons for High-Performance Aging By the B2B Pulse Editorial Team If you think the only thing John Cena has in common with your B2B sales team is “hustle,” think again. The man who spent two decades body-slamming opponents, lifting impossible weights, and selling out arenas … Read more

I’m a New Yorker who visited Phoenix for the first time, and 8 things surprised me

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From Sidewalks to Stargazing: What a New Yorker Discovered in Phoenix As a lifelong New Yorker, I’ve always taken pride in my city’s relentless energy—the honking taxis, the 24/7 delis, the skyscrapers that block out the sun. So when I booked a week-long trip to Phoenix in February 2022, I expected a slow-paced, dusty desert … Read more