Starting a business has both never been easier and harder in the economic times we live in.
An entrepreneur looks at the world and then creates something that can fill a gap, solve a problem, improve a situation or create a benefit for themselves as well as others (be it financial or community based).
The combination of a generation that has grown up with technology (Gen Y) and lived through a global recession (GFC) has now planted the seed in many up and coming entrepreneurial minds on not only how to approach starting their own business, but also how to do it efficiently and quickly.
Seeking inspiration from the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, young entrepreneurs now seek to cultivate their dreams from idea to global multinational by the power of collaboration, cross promotion, social technology and co-working.
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