http://topshopsweb.com/blog/9-myth-about-entrepreneurs-entrepreneurship/.htm/ "The Best Shops Online Supporting Your Community" Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:52:02 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 http://topshopsweb.com/blog/9-myth-about-entrepreneurs-entrepreneurship/.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-1498 steflova2 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:10:17 +0000 http://topshopsweb.com/blog/9-myth-about-entrepreneurs-entrepreneurship/.htm/#comment-1498 QUESTIONS(1) If most entrepreneurs are not millionaires, then who are the millionaires ? According to the book "the Millionaire next door", most small business owners are millionaires.(2) If most entrepreneurial projects fail within 5 years, then how is it that our economy is based upon entrepreneurship? QUESTIONS(1) If most entrepreneurs are not millionaires, then who are the millionaires ? According to the book “the Millionaire next door”, most small business owners are millionaires.(2) If most entrepreneurial projects fail within 5 years, then how is it that our economy is based upon entrepreneurship?

]]> http://topshopsweb.com/blog/9-myth-about-entrepreneurs-entrepreneurship/.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-1497 laurahollis61 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:19:53 +0000 http://topshopsweb.com/blog/9-myth-about-entrepreneurs-entrepreneurship/.htm/#comment-1497 (1) I have not read the "millionaire next door," but my guess is that you've got it wrong - not that most small business owners are millionaires, but that most millionaires are small business owners. Big difference. If the book argues the former, and not the latter, I would say it's juust wrong.(2) The answer to #2 is that people keep trying. Sometimes it's the same people (serial entrepreneurs), sometimes new ones. More people are employed by small businesses than large ones. (1) I have not read the “millionaire next door,” but my guess is that you’ve got it wrong – not that most small business owners are millionaires, but that most millionaires are small business owners. Big difference. If the book argues the former, and not the latter, I would say it’s juust wrong.(2) The answer to #2 is that people keep trying. Sometimes it’s the same people (serial entrepreneurs), sometimes new ones. More people are employed by small businesses than large ones.

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