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“It’s a new year, and a time for fresh starts in any and all facets of life. Here at U.S. 1, instead of just looking forward, we also looked back at some of the creative thinking we encountered in the past year — new approaches to old problems that might just come in handy in the new year.
We begin with that age-old itch held by entrepreneurs as well as corporate bound executives and newly minted college graduates: starting a business of your own, an enterprise that will work for you as much (or more) than you work for it.”
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