In
most of the world, entrepreneurs form the basis of the economy.
From mom and pop bodegas and pizza shops to technology system
integrators, the next smart car, and small law firms, it is typical for
startup and small business to form over 90% of a country’s economy. And,
surprisingly, in innovation economies, such as the U.S., while 25-34 year olds have the
highest prevalence, the majority of entrepreneurial activity comes
from those over 35 years old.
If you are en entrepreneur, or thinking of becoming one, this column will provide tips to help you avoid pitfalls and point you to resources based on my 15+ years of starting companies, mentoring companies and learning from others.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Entrepreneurship: Our Economic Salvation | Entrepreneurs
Author: Barbara Finer
