A New Business For the Whole Family!
Have you ever wondered if there was a business out there that would be attractive for the whole family? There is the generation gap you have to consider, which makes it really hard to incorporate an idea that will cater for all, but it is possible. Read on to find out how.The generation gaps all have their advantages if considered and used properly when considering a new business for the whole family.The Baby boomer usually born between 1942-1964 – This generation has some great advantages; having lived through hard times, like war and recession, they usually know the real advantage of hard work. They usually choose one thing and stick to it. If it isn’t working, they won’t just jump from one thing to the next, they will make it work.Generation X – 1964 to the early 1970s – This generation is typically known as, well, “a bit more relaxed” (If I can say that without causing too much controversy.) They usually try to find the easy way out, being a little more creative in the way they do things. They don’t follow step by step instructions, they think outside the square. This can be a good thing, sometimes perfect for a new business, so they bring lots to the table as well.Generation Y – usually born in the second half of the 1970s to the year 2000 – This generation is sometimes referred to as the Net Generation. Everything is quick, fast, and easy. They seem to pick things up very quickly, have ideas to improve things, and will do anything to achieve results in minimal time.So combining all these positives from each generation; Using the knowledge of the internet, the quick ideas on how to improve things, but having the patience and the perseverance to stick to the same thing until the business succeeds, you could really make a new business for the whole family, work for you.
