When we grew up, we put away childish things. Fun was replaced with study and work. Games turned into competition. It's not too late to recapture the joy of childhood and use it to succeed today. This is just one of the many creative opportunities available that entrepreneurs can use to keep the spark in their businesses.
Business can be fun as well as profitable.
About Gladys Edmunds Entrepreneurial Tightrope appears Wednesdays. Gladys Edmunds was a single teenage mom in early 1960s Pittsburgh. There's No Business Like Your Own Business , a six-step guide to success published in February by Viking.