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Starting a business is hard. You're required to play many roles and gain proficiency in a multitude of domains. But today, you can do it solo and we believe that is the future.
We're witnessing a transformative era in the realm of small businesses. An unprecedented number of individuals are embracing entrepreneurship, with 41.8 million identifying as solo entrepreneurs. This surge is partly due to the struggle to secure traditional employment, pushing creativity in career paths. Solo entrepreneurs contribute over $1.3 trillion to the United States economy, underlining their economic significance.
Why is this happening?
Post-2020 Career Reassessment: The pandemic and subsequent layoffs have led many skilled workers to reassess their careers, seeking autonomy and control. This is evident in the record number of new business registrations.
Economic Shift with Baby Boomers: As baby boomers retire, there's a substantial shift in economic power and opportunities for new entrepreneurs.
Technology and Accessibility: The internet and evolving technology have democratized business creation, allowing individuals to leverage their skills and knowledge in new ventures. With digital tools, entrepreneurs can reach a global audience, manage operations remotely, and access resources that were previously out of reach.
Low Startup Costs: Starting a service business today requires minimal capital. This accessibility encourages a diverse range of individuals to embark on entrepreneurial journeys, regardless of their financial background.