We recently interviewed a “new young entrepreneur” to find out his thoughts on his status change.
So what are your thoughts on this name change?
I think it is for the better, from a personal stance. I like being a young entrepreneur. When asking for wine at a restaurant, I get carded. When I walk down the street, women look at me like they haven’t in years! This status change has influenced me to continue my ventures as an entrepreneur.
So do you think this definition change will pull our economy out of its recession?
Nope.
Why?
It’s a name.
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According to recent sources, the definition of ‘Young Entrepreneur’ was officially changed to better suit a changing working environment.  Officials of the League of International Entrepreneurs have stated It is time we ‘Get in the now.’  With web 2.0 taking full swing on the internet, we decided to get with the program and take the plunge.  By ‘plunge,’ they are referencing to the new technical definition of ‘Young Entrepreneurs’ (or Progressive Innovators).  This new definition means everyone from ages 1-100 can technically be considered a ‘young entrepreneur,’ as long as the idea is progressive and original.
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