Ohio has the word entrepreneur written all over the state. Great historical figures are gone now, but their legacy lives on. In Dayton, the Patterson’s and the Wrights left a legacy, which might be a tough one to live up to for these early pioneers shaped aviation history.

In Akron, the Rubber Barons made their dщbut. Entrepreneurs who assisted us in every aspect of modern life with innovations and trial and errors, which helped us get to the moon, space, win WWII, race cars, play sports, protect us in hospitals and of course mobility of the modern automobile. If they were today to drive around and see it all much would impress them, but much would certainly upset them and they would go out and fix it.

Maybe OH and some of these other places might want to consult the writings and thoughts of these great men and get back to reality and fix the obvious to move their ball forward. It seems that level of ‘can do’ attitude has not been seen in decades, but it still exists today in the corporations, which bare their names.

Ohio has other more recent legends such as Dave Thomas; founder of Wendy’s. Maybe you might wish to pick up his book and read it, “Franchising for Dummies” it too is rich with history of a more modern period. From where the rubber hits the road to the where man touches the sky to the food we eat; Ohio has a mighty business heritage indeed.

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