However if you are going to be an entrepreneur, I don't think college is very important.

The vast majority of people are NOT cut out to be entrepreneurs - it's just that simple.

Hello,Let me introduce myself first; My name is Ben, I am an electrical engineer, MBA student, and small-time entrepreneur in Cincinnati Ohio.

Basically, I am a young entrepreneur who just got through allot of life changes, and I am trying to settle down and get into my first home.

I’m twenty five years of age, entrepreneur, who also hold a full-time job.

The out-of-state property management does have it's challenges especially when there are build-out projects happening, but it can be done.I have worked with a lot of what I call "serial entrepreneurs", who don't always just stick to one type of business venture.

(A Virtual Assistant is an independent entrepreneur providing administrative, creative and/or technical services utilizing advanced technological modes of communication and data delivery works from their own home office on a contractual basis).

Focusing on Public works and the Army Corps of Engineers.Faze out Tax Breaks based on Income.Return Capital Gains tax to the same as income, with the ability to write off all Losses against Income.Restructure Business Taxes to encourage Entrepreneurs.

The area has what could be a very cool shopping business district and it would be wise to invite some creative minded entrepreneurs to begin their business in the area with some sort of grants.

I am an entrepreneur who has been involved in the home remodeling business since 2007; and would like to make a change to become a real estate developer.