Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There’s a phrase that I don’t love, but I also have a hard time denying its blunt truthfulness. “People can change, but most of the time ...

Four thousand years ago, ancient Bablyonians celebrated the new year with a 12-day festival called Akitu, in which they made promises to the gods, agreed to pay their debts, and returned what they had ...

Self-improvement allows us to better ourselves both personally and professionally. It involves a conscious effort to enhance skills, knowledge, habits, and overall well-being. Although it's good to ...

A psychologist's "little epiphany on the massage table" has sparked conversations around why you should beware self-improvement. Cass Dunn, a clinical and coaching psychologist, shared a profound ...

Self-improvement is not fun. It's not interesting, and it's definitely not quick. In fact, if you're properly improving yourself, you quickly realize that it's miserable, boring, tedious, and slow. I ...

Self-improvement can involve improving any aspect of the self—for example, personal qualities, skills, and even the roles we play (like husband or wife and son or daughter). When we start thinking ...

Changing your life for the better is what self-improvement is all about. Any area of your life that you wish to improve, from physical health — to mental health, relationships to career to finances.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant. Aristotle famously said that knowing yourself is the beginning ...