How to Future-Proof Your New Company
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Jim Ayres Jim Ayres
How to Future-Proof Your New Company

Thinking of starting a business? Entrepreneurship can be a risky venture-50 percent of small businesses don't survive past five years. But, it is also rewarding-in fact, entrepreneurs are consistently reported to be happier (and healthier!) than employees.

How can you make your business a success story rather than a sobering stat? Successful entrepreneurs help ensure their business is in it for the long run by "future proofing" from the very beginning. It is impossible to know exactly what the future will hold, but companies that can change and adapt will be able to stand the test of time.

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