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Entrepreneur to Employee Transition

June 30, 2014 by Marc Miller 1 Comment

Entrepreneur to Employee The entrepreneur to employee transition is something I am seeing over and over again. There are a number of reasons this is happening: Baby Boomer business owner who is tired of running their own business. They want to sell but want to continue to work. Baby Boomer business owner or a family member […]

The Necessity Entrepreneur – Buying a Job

June 2, 2014 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

The Necessity Entrepreneur A necessity entrepreneur is someone who has turned to entrepreneurship because they cannot find a job or another method to create income. A typical necessity entrepreneur is over 50 years of age, been unemployed for over a year, and sees the possibility of finding full-time employment dwindling. Many necessity entrepreneurs see this […]

Preparing for the Financial Roller Coaster of Entrepreneurship

May 14, 2014 by Marc Miller 1 Comment

Many Baby Boomers have Turned to Entrepreneurship by Necessity. Most people are used to having a paycheck, and there is a great sense of security in it. During the late 1970s, people got paid every Monday, enabling them to really live from paycheck to paycheck. At most, one would have to wait seven days for the next […]

Is Full Time Employee an Oxymoron? (Infographic)

September 15, 2013 by Marc Miller 3 Comments

Full Time Employee – Is it an oxymoron? Are you a full time employee? If you are, you will soon be in the minority. If you have not heard but Kelly Services is now the second largest employer in the United States behind Wal-Mart. That is right a temporary services company is #2 employer in […]