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This entry was posted in Applications to career management, Education & Starting a Career, Future threats and opportunities, Going Independent, Personal, The state of the nation and tagged ., career planning, change, competition, dreams, education, enterprise formation, entrepreneurs, forewarned is forearmed, Market intelligence, small business, understand your options, weak signal detection on April 15, 2014 by Neil Morris.

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