© 2010 neurs.com. all rights reserved did you know ?

DID YOUKNOW?

Business experts are predicting a massive rise in entrepreneurial activity world wide:

“We’re seeing the beginning of the entrepreneurial economy.”

Jason Daley, Entrepreneurs Magazine

"In the future, the net source of new jobs will be predominately created

from an entrepreneurial climate, not from revitalizing old industries.”

George Solomon, George Washington University

In the second quarter of 2009, nearly 1 in 10 jobs seekers found employment by becoming an entrepreneur,

And the pace of new startups has skyrocketed: a

100% increase in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the previous year!

USA Today , September 30, 2009.

69%More UNEMPLOYED

American workers started a business in 2009 than in

Source: Challenger Job Market Index 2009, Gray & Christmas

We are in the midst of the LARGEST entrepreneurial surge

the world has ever seen.

Everybody wants in. By Phaedra Hise, Fortune Small Business February 2007. Everyone Wants to Start a Business, also by Phaedra Hise.

Enrollment in entrepreneurship programs at universities is also BOOMING.

http://www.entrepreneur.com/magazine/entrepreneur/2009/december/204086.html. The Entrepreneur Economy by Jason Daley, December 2009 Entrepreneur magazine.

No, not just traditional business classes! . . .

Number of Universities offering ENTREPRENERSHIP COURSES

161970

More than 2,000TODAY

More than 500 of them granting

entreprenuership degrees!

Source: Dr. Craig Columbus, EP News April 2010

This Universities get it… Entrepreneurs are the

future.

Source: entrepreneur.com. Names, trademarks and logos are copyright of each individual educational institution and are only used to explain that they currently provide entrepreneurial classes. Neurs.com is not related to any of these colleges or universities and does not endorse their curriculum or enrollment in these programs.

Are you getting it yet?

But you don’t need to get a degree to start a business. Just an IDEA or concept you are passionate about!

66The percentage of entrepreneurs that claim they were inspired by a innate desire to start their own business . . .

Not education or

training.

You don’t have an idea or solid

concept?Try

franchising…

DID YOUKNOW?

That Franchising is used in more than 70 industries, with more than 3,000 different brands, almost 1 million

establishments, generating over $1 trillion in revenue annually!

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franchising

70 industries

3000 brands

1 million establishments

1 Trillion in

revenue

Much like the word Entrepreneurs, the word 'franchise' is of Anglo-French derivation -

from franc- meaning FREE!

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franchising

Free! Think again…

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franchising as seen on 03-18-2010

$26,427 - $84,094

$40,500- 775,300

$84,300 - $258,300

$102,250 - $161,150

$111,000 - $239,700

$537,750 - $1,765,300

$995,900 - $1,842,700

$3,716,000 - $13,148,800

Startup costs:

Do you have that kind of money?

Don’t despair, the biggest number of franchise

opportunities are well below the $80,000 range.

Entrepreneurs.com Viewed December 9,2009

In that range, the typical initial

franchise fee costs

$20-$35,000…

DID YOUKNOW?

The U.S. franchise industry alone contributes 11 million direct jobs to our economy and

20 million in-direct?

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franchising as seen on 03-18-2010 , http://growsmartbusiness.com/wp-content/files/Homepreneurs_A_Vital_Economic_Force.pdf

Start a franchise and help the world get out of this

current recession.

That’s more jobs than:

The entire construction

industry

7,336,000

The entire manufacturing

industry

8,955,000

The entire financial industry

8,153,000

The entire oil and gas

industry

9,200,000

So, when is the best time to launch a new business?

C: When unemployment is low!

If you chose D, you’re right?

D: During or after tough economic times?...

A: During great economic times!

B: When credit is flowing!

DID YOUKNOW?

…plus millions of other companies that employ millions of people today and have generated

trillions of dollars to our economy…Source: Wikipedia.com . Names, trademarks and logos are copyright of each individual company and are only used to explain the time period where these great companies begin operation. Neurs.com is not related to any of this company and does not endorse the company or their products.

…that these companies were started during or right after the GREAT DEPRESSION of the lat 1920’s and 1930’s?

…ALL started by entrepreneurs during or right after the GREAT

DEPRESSION of the 1920’s and 1930’s!!!

In fact, according to the Kauffman Foundation, more than half of the largest and fastest-growing companies in the country were formed during economic tough

times.

>50%!!!

DID YOUKNOW?

55-64The Age group

showing the highest rate of

entrepreneurial activity.

Surpassingly, the 20-34 age

bracket has the lowest rate.

Source: Dane Strangler, senior analyst at the Kauffman Foundation

It shouldn’t be!

Business week, October 19, 2009

The continuing job crisis is hitting young people

especially hard

© 2010 NEURS.COM . All Rights ReservedUnemployment rates for ages 24 and under, august 2009* Business week, October 19 th 2009. Data by Eurostat, Japanese Statistics Bureau; seasonally adjusted expect for Japan. June 2009

In the US , the unemployment rate for 16-24 year olds has climbed to more

than 18%.

39.2%SPAIN

24.4%FRANCE

19.3%BRITAIN

18.2%U.S.

It’s much worse in other

countries…

But aren’t young

entrepreneurs

leading the INTERNET revolution?

What’s the average age of a U.S. born TECH entrepreneur, when they

founded their company?

If you chose D, you’re correct!

3 biggest reasons why

young people don’t start a business sooner:

Not having the capital to jump start their business.

Not having an idea or concept they believe in.

Not having the right connections to help them

get started.123

How about getting a loan from the bank?

CNNMoney.com November 17, 2009: 10:11 AM ET By Catherine Clifford

Where will most entrepreneurs find the capital they need to launch their

businesses?

“The 22 banks that got the most help from the Treasury's bailout programs

cut their small business loan balances by a collective $10.5 billion”

How about starting a home-based business

or trying a network marketing company?

Source: Emergent Research

50%Percentage of U.S. business that are home-based!

retail sales produced by Network marketing in the US.

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/network-marketing-funded-sponsoring-franchises.html

people involved in network marketing worldwide . . . and

growing!

the number of people that enroll in network marketing

companies . . . every week!

40 million$100 billion50,000

Think it’s just a few housewives selling makeup? .

Source: Emergent Research

8% have incomes of

$500,000 or more

. . . Think again . . .

35% of home based businesses have incomes of $125,000 or

What about the high failure rates of new

business?

Business week 09-30-99. What's Behind High Small-Biz Failure Rates? By Karen E. Klein

According to the National Federation of Independent

Business, it’s mostly a myth.

69% of business OVER A LIFETIME, will break even or

make a profit!

When failure in business is defined as bankruptcy… the

number of “failures” drops to less than 1% annually!

Translation:

Don’t be afraid to start!

Home-based business employ more than 13 million people in the US alone.

Yes, that's 2 million more than Franchising! . .. And millions more than the construction, Financial, manufacturing, and oil and gas

industries.Surprised?The world is changing fast. Keeping up yet?

Home-based business

Franchasing

You shouldn’t be?

DID YOUKNOW?

Entrepreneurs are more likely to get involved in their communities… and they lead

the nation in charitable donations.

Everybody wants in. By Phaedra Hise, Fortune Small Business February 2007. Everyone Wants to Start a Business, also by Phaedra Hise.

$232,206

$109,745

$11,015Those who inherited

wealthThose who’s

wealth came form real state

Who gives the least???

Entrepreneurs gave an a average of

Among the wealthy…

However ...

Number of American entrepreneurs that have

seen their sales and profitability decrease

during the last recession.

Carl Schramm, President & CEO, Ewin Marion Kauffman Foundation

How are charities making up for this short-fall in contributions from

entrepreneurs?

The world needs a new wave of

entrepreneurs. It’s coming!

percentage of teenagers would like to start their own business

someday.

Junior achievement, Teens and Entrepreneurship poll, September 2009 . --Forrester, October 2005

51%Where will millions of young adults find

the resources to start their own business in the current economic

environment?

There are 73 million people under the age of 18 in the United States.

Consider that…

50%Of entrepreneurs

worldwide said it

was more

DIFFICULT to

start a new

business in 2009

than in 2008.GEM – Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2009 Survey

Yet the RICH keep getting RICHER…The average wealth of all BILLIONAIRES' rose by

500 million dollars in one year! The one’s on top made significantly more…

Source: Forbes, March 29th, 2010. Fortune October 19th, 2009

$13 Billion$10 Billion

$6.5 Billion$2 Billion

Carlos Slim

$18.5 Billion

Bill GatesWarren Buffett

The oldest Billionaire?

John Klunge

The youngest Billionaire?

Mark ZuckerbergOne thing they all have in common? They ALL started their own business!

Only 8% of America's affluent

inherited their wealth.

--Harrison Group and Worth Taylor Harrison, March 2006

start your own

business!SO,play the odds

DID YOUKNOW?

Baby boomers will transfer

$10 trillion to later generations.

--Robert Avery, Cornell University, February 2006

The majority of boomer wealth is held in 12 million privately owned

businesses, of which more than 70% are expected to change hands

in the next 10-15 years.

DID YOUKNOW?

That . . . President Obama has

repeatedly called on entrepreneurs

to lift the U.S. out of the

economic crisis.

In September, his Commerce Department

launched the Office for

Entrepreneurship and Innovation to

bolster startup companies.

Why is Entrepreneurship suddenly so popular?

Sources: National statistics; Eurostat

Think about it…

Who were the countries hardest hit?

How many millions of jobs were lost during the global recession?

10%FRANCE

9.8%UNITED STATES

8.6%CZECH REPUBLIC

8.4%CANADA

POLAND 10.9%SPAIN 19.3%

Sources: National statistics; Eurostat

Most jobs that were lost during the last world wide recession will never come

The ones that will, will come back slowly over the next 5-7 years.

Could I afford to wait that long for the

“good jobs” to come back?

And how “good” were those jobs …that

suddenly disappeared?

What if it happens to me again?

Ask yourself:

If you have asked yourself these questions, you are not

alone.

What will happen if only a small percentage actually took

ACTION?

Millions of people worldwide are thinking the same thing!

WHATdoesthis allMEAN?

The stage is SET for one of the greatest success stories of our

generation . . .

Will revolutionize the world of entrepreneurs as we know it …

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