How To Make Your First Business Grow
One of his former students is selling genetically altered glow-in-the-dark goldfish. Another is developing a diaper with built-in baby wipes. For John Butler, a professor of entrepreneurship and management at the University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business, such occurrences are part of daily life in a town bursting with startups.
“We’re in the With the exception of Silicon Valley and its hordes of startups vying to be the next Google or Hewlett-Packard, few places are as closely associated with entrepreneurial capitalism as Austin. But the truth is that new businesses are set up everywhere–especially in tough times like these. Whether it’s by choice or by necessity, starting your first business has several things going for it: a way to create wealth and opportunity when both seem to be in short supply; a chance to be your own boss; and a chance to try something that could take you far beyond the bounds of cubicle culture.business of wealth creation,” Butler says. Read full article.
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