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Jeff Haden

  • Contributing Editor, Inc.
Harrisonburg
As seen in: Inc., LinkedIn, Forbes, Medium, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Malaysia, MSN UK, Business Insider, HuffPost, TIME and
Covers:  small business, leadership
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Inc. Magazine contributing editor, LinkedIn Influencer, ghostwriter, speaker.

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7 Habits of People With Remarkable Mental Toughness

7 Habits of People With Remarkable Mental Toughness

You don't have to be born mentally tough. Here's how you can develop the vital trait. First, the definition…

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I Never Talked About My Heart Attack, and Someone Almost Died

I Never Talked About My Heart Attack, and Someone Almost Died

You're busy. Seriously busy. Constantly driving forward and pushing ahead. And why not? Hard work lays the fo…

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One Interview Question That Reveals a Superstar Job Candidate

One Interview Question That Reveals a Superstar Job Candidate

We all have our favorite interview questions. (And every interviewee has questions, like the five great quest…

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Science Says You Don’t Have to Be (That) Smart to Get Rich

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By Jeff Haden
| Inc. Verified
Research shows three things matter a lot more, and each is something you can better develop. I asked LinkedIn followers to choose which personal attribute contributes most to financial success. (There are plenty of other types, since we all get to decide how we define “success.”) If that’s your goal, or a goal, which attribute is most likely to make you wealthy? Lots of people said education. Others cited access to opportunities, which isn’t really a personal attribute.
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A New Study Shows Good Friends Make You Healthier (and Live Longer): How Loneliness Impacts Physical and Mental Health

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By Jeff Haden
| Inc. Verified
A major new study suggests feeling lonely or socially isolated can cut years of healthy life, especially in terms of mental health. You’ve probably aware of research that shows loneliness and social isolation are linked to higher risks of mortality.
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How to Create an Employee Work Schedule

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By Jeff Haden
| GustoHQ Verified
An unpredictable shift schedule benefits no one. One recent study found that unpredictable work schedules and limited control over shift patterns are associated with higher rates of depressive symptoms in employees, while a 2025 Gallup survey found that unpredictable schedules drive absenteeism, turnover, and financial instability.
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