When I first started in business 30 years ago, I would hang motivational sayings around not only my desk, but also my home. I thought that if I could surround myself with quotes of others, it would ...

(MoneyWatch) I have always hated motivational posters. If I never see another picture of an eagle, rowing crew, sharpened pencil or mountain climber gracing someone's office walls, it won't be too ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you spent any time in an office during the 1990s, you’re likely familiar with the images of mountain peaks and sunrises bordered in ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. They were icons of late-1980s America: framed posters of soaring eagles, rowing teams or lonely mountain peaks, each captioned with a ...

A University of Iowa College of Business professor says motivational posters with inspirational messages that adorn many of our workplace walls often do little to motivate or inspire employees. Ken ...

You know those motivational posters you often see in offices, the ones with the signature black border and pithy sayings like, “Possibilities: Today the sidewalk, tomorrow the sky”? (You have to ...

Kevin Costner’s Billy Chapel in For Love of the Game, one of the most motivational characters in the history of baseball movies, is the source of many great lines in the 2000s romance flick. But let’s ...

They were icons of late-1980s America: framed posters of soaring eagles, rowing teams or lonely mountain peaks, each captioned with a mighty concept like "Perseverance," "Teamwork" or "Excellence" and ...