Baby Boomers Participating in Baby Boomer Entrepreneurship at Amazing Levels - Business Rebirth Offers a Free Internet Directory to Support Entrepreneurs
Baby Boomers, the generation born between 1946 and 1964, are participating in Baby Boomer Entrepreneurship at amazing levels. Though Global Entrepreneurship Week and similar efforts are focused upon getting young people to explore entrepreneurship, it is the Baby Boomers who are answering the call at unprecedented levels. Business Rebirth launches a free web based directory to help new entrepreneurs.
Arlington, TX, October 20, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Americans aged 55 to 64 start small businesses at a higher rate than any other age group. Because of this, the U.S. Small Business Administration has decided to focus upon making resources available to this sector. In support of this effort, Business Rebirth, the publisher of the Smarter Small Business Blog at http://businessrebirth.blogspot.com, has created a web based directory of sites that will be helpful to Baby Boomers considering entrepreneurship. This is a totally Free service. http://www.squidoo.com/Baby-Boomer-Entrepreneurs
The site compiles some of the best references from across the Internet that will be useful to prospective Baby Boomer Entrepreneurs. It includes such things as analysis of the trends that are causing Baby Boomers to rethink retirement. It has tips on how to start businesses. It has information about successful entrepreneurs, points you to Baby Boomer Entrepreneurship related web sites, and discusses what to do when you finally decide to sell your business. It is a dynamic site with good resources that will be updated frequently.
One of the key factors driving this development is a change in the way people in this age group seem to view retirement. A recent USA Today/Gallop poll says that 63% of non-retired adults in the United States plan to work into retirement. Most interesting is that the poll was taken before the current economic crisis and that people were making this decision for non-financial reasons. Most were saying they made the choice for the enjoyment they get from work. Most certainly, with the impact of the current crisis, this group will swell due to people having financial concerns.
For more information on how you might fair as a Baby Boomer Entrepreneur, please see the free directory at http://www.squidoo.com/Baby-Boomer-Entrepreneurs.
Shallie Bey
Smarter Small Business Blog
http:businessrebirth.blogspot.com
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The site compiles some of the best references from across the Internet that will be useful to prospective Baby Boomer Entrepreneurs. It includes such things as analysis of the trends that are causing Baby Boomers to rethink retirement. It has tips on how to start businesses. It has information about successful entrepreneurs, points you to Baby Boomer Entrepreneurship related web sites, and discusses what to do when you finally decide to sell your business. It is a dynamic site with good resources that will be updated frequently.
One of the key factors driving this development is a change in the way people in this age group seem to view retirement. A recent USA Today/Gallop poll says that 63% of non-retired adults in the United States plan to work into retirement. Most interesting is that the poll was taken before the current economic crisis and that people were making this decision for non-financial reasons. Most were saying they made the choice for the enjoyment they get from work. Most certainly, with the impact of the current crisis, this group will swell due to people having financial concerns.
For more information on how you might fair as a Baby Boomer Entrepreneur, please see the free directory at http://www.squidoo.com/Baby-Boomer-Entrepreneurs.
Shallie Bey
Smarter Small Business Blog
http:businessrebirth.blogspot.com
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