Are women too controlling? A Google search returns over 20 million hits on the subject, many from men who feel that the answer is a resounding yes. But men aren’t the only ones pointing fingers. Here ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: Following publication, this article was found to contain substantial portions of the article “Dealing with Control Freaks” by Thomas J. Schumacher, Psy.D., R-CSW, available on ElderCare ...

If you work for one or live with one, I guarantee you're not going to like this post. But like it or not, the characteristics that make control freaks insufferable jerks may be the unwanted flipside ...

All kinds of freaks abound in this world: neat freaks, health freaks, movie freaks, just plain freaks. And then ther are control freaks. That often misunderstood lot with an obsessive need to exert ...

I will be the first to admit it: I am a control freak. I obsessively make lists, write notes on my hand, and plan just about every minute of my day. The worst part is, I can be set off into a fit of ...

Years ago I was working with the advisor team for a multi-generation family business. In reviewing some estate planning documents, I discovered that the fourth generation (at the time, children and ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference. So ...

Control freaks have had a bad rap. I should know: I am one, just like Kristen Stewart, my sister in arms, who recently revealed—in her signature rockstar drawl—that she’s “like, a total control freak” ...

One of the tactics of the leftist control freaks is to change the game by changing our language. Words like liberal, progressive, wealth distribution, wage fairness, choice, global warming and climate ...

You know them. You may even live with them. You deal with them every day. You may be married to one. You may even be one. They are the dreaded control freaks. Actually, a more accurate pronoun to use ...

When Steve Kessner began buying East Harlem rental buildings in the 1980s, like most landlords of rent-stabilized apartments, he played the long game. Keeping maintenance and renovation costs to a ...