  – Peter Drucker  I get asked from time to time what I believe
makes someone an entrepreneur and invariably I respond by saying
that an entrepreneur is someone who sees a problem and says:  I
can fix that.  Peoples' definitions will vary and it obviously
takes a whole lot more effort to be a successful founder. Yet,
it is safe to say that this same thought is rattling around in
the overly active brains of ambitious entrepreneurs around the
world as I type this.  Without these people willing to put aside
the pursuit of security and chase a passion for solving
problems, we would be without most of the things we take for
granted in our lives today. I vehemently believe entrepreneurs
should be cultivated as it serves society at large and I work
towards the same in my own small way.  It is an interesting time
to be involved in entrepreneurship. Not since the West was
settled have so many people left behind the traditional methods
of making a living to embark on the journey that is your own
upstart. There are any