
The idea that some people are right-brained or left-brained makes it possible to rationalize why someone isn't particularly smart in a certain subject, and new research shows this type of reasoning isn't limited to math problems and literature. A Cambridge University study found that
entrepreneurs' brains have more activity in the region of the brain responsible for making "risky or hot" decisions.
The study is the first to assess entrepreneurs through neuroscience.

Owning a business is a future many of you would want — 70 percent of you said
you'd love to be your own boss. If you had the opportunity to put your entrepreneurial spirit to use, what type of business would you want to own?
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The
wealthiest man in the world is self-made billionaire Warren Buffett, and the $62 billion dollar man was gracious enough to sit down with
Parade and discuss his 10 best tips for getting rich. I'm inspired by Buffett's entrepreneurial spirit and tenacity for success; here are his five tips I like best.
- Reinvest your profits.

Regular (ambitious) gal Jessica Dunne has demonstrated that a little niche goes a long way. The
32-year-old developed her first fragrance, Ellie, using $100,000 in savings and all of her savvy. Without any prior connections to the beauty industry, Jessica realized her dream of creating a perfume based on memories of fragrances worn by her grandmother, Eleanor.