26 Questions to Help You Decide If a Late-in-Life Business Is Right for You

I wrote this a bit ago when the pandemic was just taking off. It was published in Entrepreneur Magazine. With the growing turmoil in the economy, it seemd like a good time to revisit this discussion of entrepreneurship as a late life career. How would you answer these 26 questions?

"Instead of just asking "Why me?" ask yourself these questions to determine if becoming an entrepreneur after you retire from your job is a smart move for you."


Link to the article: 26 Questions to Help You Decide If a Late-in-Life Business Is Right for You

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