"Entrepreneurs" is a six series/ 13 episode per series that highlights the undaunted human spirit of 10 entrepreneurs as they create success with a "pay it forward" philosophy. At the conclusion of the series, the creation of 60 successful businesses occurs, creating thousands of employment opportunities and adding Millions of Dollars into both the United States and Canadian economies.
There is also the huge potential for a major motion picture about entrepreneurship and an international conspiracy to hold it down via a glass ceiling.
(PRWEB) September 30, 2004 -- Entrpreneurship is no different than a dam. It is held back behind an invisible wall due to lack of funding and lack of support. Like a dam break, entrepreneurial potential will finally escape and when it does, the ability to make major changes into the economy becomes evident.
Instead of people being socially dependent on a current broken system, "Entrepreneurs" begins the process of ensuring people are self-sufficient.
Instead of living off of credit and debt, "Entrepreneurs" reinforces earning equity income.
The 5 American and 5 Canadian would-be entrepreneurs, hail from different backgrounds. Using an NFL regulation football field as an example--some of the entrepreneurs on the show are going to be close to scoring a touch down, some are going to be at mid-field and some are going to be deep in their own end.
The ones who are deep in scoring territory should not have to give up valuable yardage. In addition, their position is not effected by everyone else gaining better field position. The end goal is that everyone on "Entrepreneurs" scores a touch down.
The program is going to highlight specific challenges that personally exist and use that as a blueprint to overcome them. In this process, the entrepreneur serves as spokesperson and the information is accessable on the web site so similar situations have reference points for easier resolution.
Currently society views entrepreneurship as a lottery. Currently, of the x numbers of people who attempt to start their company, only .x actually make it to the end: not achieving their goals for various reasons. "Entrepreneurs" creates both efficient smart work verus "going in circles" hard work. Becoming a successful entrepreneur has to change from a dart board to a blueprint.
Once again, the show does not blame the current situation and gives accolaides and kudos for those who make it on their own. However, the goals of the show changes attitudes and creates not only 60 successful businesses, but also injects new employment opportunities and new funding pools that currently exist in limited numbers.
There is also the huge potential for a major motion picture about entrepreneurship and an international conspiracy to hold it down via a glass ceiling.
Contact Information:
Stuart Weinstein
416-948-8526
www.usateamwork.com
Stuart & Company Management Inc.
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