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Best Time to Start a Business

The September issue of Connect Magazine, with the cover story on why now is the best time in the last 100 years to start a business in Utah, hits news stands today. The cover story was written by yours truly. I hope you enjoy.

Besides my complaining about Utah businesses and industries in a recent blog post, I still think that now is the best time to start a business in Utah. Frankly, we could use more good start ups - ones with billion dollar potential.  We still have a lot of work to do. Slowly but surely, we’ll get there.

Also, check out this article in the Dessert News, which examines the question of whether entrepreneurs are born or made. Its an interesting question.

I personally think entrepreneurs are both born and made. What do you think?