
A Gallup.com Commentary
"Entrepreneurs, despite their drive and creativity, face wide-ranging challenges -- from raising adequate funding and financial resources for crucial capital investments, to finding the right management talent, to meeting health insurance costs. And yet every year, for each of the half million or so small businesses that close or go bankrupt, an almost equal number of start-ups are formed. The Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index takes a closer look at what it means to go it alone and investigates the trade-offs and successes of owning a small business. "
Yes! - "According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, one in every three small businesses fail within two years of their inception, and less than half make it at least four years. Owners of about a third of the businesses that closed said their businesses were successful at closing. Despite these travails, most small business owners still believe that it pays to be your own boss."





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