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Business ideas service Entrepreneur Secrets has declared 2007 the ‘Year of the Living Dead’ for the majority of company employees across the UK, as thousands of British workers dread their role as corporate zombies in imagination-stifled business environments.
If you think your office looks remotely like a scene from Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ video, or you deal with living dead colleagues who appear slack-jawed, grey-faced, and moan continuously as they shuffle to the coffee machine, it could be time for a serious change in your life.
“It’s true that not everyone hates where they work,” explained Allan Hopkins, founder and director of Entrepreneur Secrets. “However, research increasingly bears out that a substantial number of people feel undervalued and uninspired at work because they have no voice in either their own or their company’s future development.
“These same people are realising that starting their own business venture is the only way to make dreams come true. Our 2007 ‘Zap the Corporate Zombie’ campaign will see the launch of a whole new range of information and products designed to help people break out of the workplace graveyard and realise success through excelling with their specific skills or ideas.”
Entrepreneur Secrets is a business information service for success-hungry entrepreneurs wanting to find out which types of businesses will thrive over the coming years. In addition to helping individuals and companies with practical information to set up and progress their plans, the company also provides details on key areas of growth and opportunity. This includes opportunities in China, economic ‘futurology’, and other ideas that look set to take the market by storm.
The latest edition of the 2007 Entrepreneur Handbook is designed as a must-have guide on how to set up and run your own business. Clients also gain access to the exclusive Patents Database, which provides information on product ideas past their protection date, offering a goldmine of innovative data.
Allan added: “Starting up a business is always challenging. It is a big step that requires hard work and commitment, but living your dreams and succeeding in something you’re passionate about makes all the difference between bringing work to life, rather than feeling dead at work.”
To find out more visit www.entrepreneursecrets.co.uk
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