Uhg. Can you imagine taking a college class at Berkeley on how to operate a cement mixer or chainsaw? That's kind of how this magazine feels. A lot of non-Entrepreneurs in a little publishing outfit trying to tell you about all these "trendy" things. Which cell phones are hot? How much should you spend on a haircut? Come on, let's get real. This magazine is a joke.

I was a subscriber to this magazine about 10 years ago. I recently subscribed again. After receiving my first issue I remembered why I cancelled it. 75% of it is advertisements. I can only take so many janitor franchises.

What this magazine should be named is "Franchises". Entrpreneurs are risk takers, people who invest in francises are risk-avoiders, and often end up being cheated. Of course there's no mention of that in this magazine; it might offend the advertisers.

The first time I read Entrepreneur Magazine, I was delighted. I thought, "These are my people! They think like I do, they are creative like I am, and they are determined to succeed like I am."
I read so many stories about people who walked away from their regular jobs and lives to pursue their passion. I related to their stories because I had done the same. I resigned from my advertising sales job to publish my book, The Art of the Business Lunch: Building Relationships Between 12 And 2. I didn't know what the future would hold - but after many years, I am a successful, professional speaker and author. My book is now published in EIGHT languages worldwide.
I love to read about the latest techno-gadgets and use Entrepreneur's great reviews when deciding on new equipment for my home office. I get inspired and impassioned for my work when I read about the people behind the small start-ups that have become tremendous - and I read every word to learn tips so that I can grow my business as well.
If you want to quit the rat race, subscribe now! You will be hooked and want to become an Entrepreneur.

When I ordered this magazine, I neglected to give the shipping address of the person that recieved the gift.
I sent an e-mail to you and asked to correct that and mail it to Cheryl Eaton, 21 Tarbox Rd. Jericho VT,05465. The "Inc" magazine was mailed directly to her, but the "Entrepreneur" magazine came to my address yesterday. Would you please correct this and be sure it gets mailed to Cheryl Eaton at the above addres in the future. Thanks for your attention in this matter. Ingrid Samuelsen