Becoming an entrepreneur in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s really wasn’t an attractive career choice for many young people. No one went to college to study entrepreneurship; no one started a business in their dorm room. Entrepreneurship for the young was delivering newspapers at dawn and cutting grass on Saturday mornings. Baby boomers doing such entrepreneurial work did so out of financial necessity, not with IPO intentions.
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