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How Entrepreneurship Has Evolved For Today’s World | John J. Bowman Jr., Accountant
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How Entrepreneurship Has Evolved For Today’s World MARCH 28, 2022 | JBOWMANACCOUNTANT | JOHN J. BOWMAN, JOHN J. BOWMAN JR., JOHN J. BOWMAN JR. ACCOUNTANT | LEAVE A COMMENT | Despite the various effects of the pandemic, the economy has not been completely destroyed. One of the positive signs is that a growing number of people are becoming more interested in entrepreneurship. https://johnjbowmanjraccountant.wordpress.com/2022/03/28/how-entrepreneurship-has-evolved-for-todays-world/
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3/28/22, 3:43 PM
How Entrepreneurship Has Evolved For Today’s World | John J. Bowman Jr., Accountant
The number of new business registrations increased significantly in July 2020. This is because the pandemic has led to more people wanting to start new ventures, especially in the health and well-being industry. Instead of starting companies due to the lack of traditional opportunities, many people are choosing to start their own businesses due to the current economic climate. Here’s how entrepreneurship has changed and will continue to change in the coming years. Adaptation Driven Business Owners The pandemic has highlighted the need for entrepreneurs to be adaptable to change. They may be starting a new venture or running an established business, and they may need to adapt quickly to meet the demands of the market. Many new businesses that are already established may find it difficult to adapt to the changes brought about by the new regulations. For instance, the outbreak of coronavirus variants may cause consumers to hold back on spending. Despite the negative effects of the pandemic, many businesses that are not dependent on foot traffic will still be able to meet the demand. They can also adapt to the changes brought about by the new regulations by implementing new strategies and procedures. More Technology Means More Accessibility The rise of technology has allowed people to start and market their own businesses without having to go to a storefront or an office. This eliminates the need for traditional office space. Through online platforms that offer various services, such as pet sitting and personal shopping, entrepreneurs can get started without having to spend a dime on marketing a separate business. These platforms can also help lower the entry barriers to self-employment. While some people go all in and leave their employers, others pursue different interests. For some, working with animals is a passion, and becoming a freelance can allow them to pursue this goal and other income sources. Social Responsibility Is Motivating Business Climate change and socioeconomic issues are driving the creation of new ventures in the private sector. The nonprofit sector is also seeing the emergence of programs that help minorities. A study by McKinsey predicts that by 2050, the demand for various products and services will decrease as a result of the transition to zero carbon emissions. Examples of this include the development of products and solutions that help minimize air pollution. Some startups are even using AI to develop farming methods that are pesticide-free. New Opportunity Arises The rise of technology and the pandemic have made entrepreneurship more attractive. As a result, many people are choosing to start and run their own businesses instead of staying in traditional employment. https://johnjbowmanjraccountant.wordpress.com/2022/03/28/how-entrepreneurship-has-evolved-for-todays-world/
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How Entrepreneurship Has Evolved For Today’s World | John J. Bowman Jr., Accountant
The way business models are being built is becoming more flexible as people take advantage of the technological innovations that have made it possible to operate in an instant. Advertisements
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