Business Improvement and Social media

I selected this article from Curatti written by Tia Moreen because it explains how even students can start their own business venture.

How start a new business online while attending college.

So You Want to be a Student Entrepreneur?

You can be successful while studying for your degree. I agree that with the right knowledge and tools you can begin your own business.

Moreen explains the pros and cons of being a student entrepreneur and how to begin the process.

Here's what caught my attention:

• Those who are in their twenties are more apt to be risk takers. These students can leverage their connections with fellow classmates and professors.

• Raising enough capital is one of the biggest challenges of starting a new business. Spending less time with friends and family is also a reality.

• As a business owner you can learn a lot of new skills as you start to wear several hats. Not only are you the manager, but you are also the marketer, accountant, and financier.

Selected by Jan Gordon for Curatti covering Curation, Social Business and Beyond

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I selected this article from Curatti written by Raymond Morin because it explains the growing trend of young entrepreneurs.

How Generation C is having a big impact on starting a new business online.

The Rise of the Independent Entrepreneur

Small business owners are on the rise, especially in North America. I agree that this raises new opportunities as entrepreneurship continues to grow.

Morin explains the impact of the Generation C business owner on our society and corporations.

Here's what caught my attention:

• In the United States freelance workers have increased over the last decade. The self employed accounted for 30 percent of the workforce according to US Census Data.

• The realm of entrepreneurship is currently dominated by millennials under the age of 35. Young baby boomers are jumping on this bandwagon and mimicking their successes.

• As the younger generation has grown older and started families the need for flexible schedules and less commuting has increased.

Selected by Jan Gordon for Curatti covering Curation, Social Business and Beyond

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