by The Obvious Expert on September 28, 2009
the American system of higher education does a fair job of training the mainstream entrepreneur, it offers very little to help train and prepare the budding “innovative” entrepreneur.
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by The Obvious Expert on August 21, 2009
And here is perhaps the most important quality about freelancers… they are, in fact, free. Inasmuch as being a freelancer incorporates the potential shackles that come with uncertainty about your next job, next client and next paycheck, freelancers are the only surviving workforce cowboys and cowgirls who still have the latitude to pick their jobs, walk away from unjust employers, and move on out of Dodge when Dodge turns out to be an undesirable place. Freelancers are still truly free to follow their passions and seize entrepreneurial opportunities
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by The Obvious Expert on April 17, 2009
And more people who have sought education in the skills of entrepreneurship, whether through a business school, college program, or targeted training such as the educational opportunities provided by The Obvious Expert.
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