Being an entrepreneur seems like the ultimate american dream. But the startup mythology is filled with urban legends and false expectations that can cause business owners to lose what is truly important to them. To succeed in the world of entrepreneurship, one should know how to enter with clear goals and strong boundaries.<br />What you&#39;ll learn:<ul> <li>Getting the word out &ndash; marketing and advertising strategies that work</li> <li>Tips and tricks for general business management</li> <li>Business ideas for the kitchen wizard</li> <li>Jobs for the animal lover</li> <li>Startups for the number ninja</li> <li>Jobs for the tech savant</li> <li>Business ideas for the organizing guru</li> <li>Suggested business paths for the trendsetter</li> <li>Startups for the outdoorsy</li></ul>Creating a company requires more than simply having a fantastic concept. Building your entrepreneurial network, planning your business, financing your startup, registering your firm, establishing an accounting system, promoting your startup, and developing your startup are all part of the process. This may seem to be a lot, and it is.