If business ownership is the American dream, are you building the business you actually wanted?
For many entrepreneurs, owning a business isn’t the end goal: It’s the path to something bigger. It’s the start of what many call the American Dream. And for many business owners, that dream means having more control over their future.
- ▪For many entrepreneurs, owning a business isn’t the end goal: It’s the path to something bigger.
- ▪It’s the start of what many call the American Dream.
- ▪And for many business owners, that dream means having more control over their future.
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For many entrepreneurs, owning a business isn’t the end goal: It’s the path to something bigger. It’s the start of what many call the American Dream. And for many business owners, that dream means having more control over their future. A recent Rocket Lawyer-commissioned survey of small business owners reflects this shift. More than 83% of small business owners said owning a business is part of the American Dream, while nearly 79% said they feel more fulfilled now than they did before becoming business owners. Still, business ownership itself isn’t what matters most to entrepreneurs. The survey found that they associated the American Dream with freedom and flexibility (53.9%), financial independence (43.9%), homeownership (43.7%), and providing for their families (39.8%).
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