A study by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor showed that the United States was unusual among developed countries in having a higher business start-up rate among its 18- to 24-year-olds than its 35- to 44-year-olds.
[via The New York Times]
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This is good because at that age you are just out of college and are used to a less expensive lifestyle. The sacrifices to start a business are less dramatic. Lesson: live like a college student if you want to grow a business.
I guarantee half of those business are directly related to the intarweb. Just a thought.