If you are tired of waiting for a good job to become available, you might be interested in exploring entrepreneurship, which can be a lucrative alternative to traditional employment. Those who are wondering whether they are ready to launch their own business or who are looking for guidance in the start-up process will find a wealth of advice in Entrepreneurship Quizzes, a new book by one of the nations leading developers of career assessments.Building on the proven format of Career Quizzes and College Major Quizzes, the 12 quizzes in Entrepreneurship Quizzes are self-assessments and action-plans designed to help readers explore their interests, preferences, values, and other personal characteristics and then apply those characteristics to their choice of a business. The book takes readers through a four-step self-reflection process assessing readiness, determining a business type, overcoming barriers, and maintaining momentum designed to help readers find their own path to self-employment success. The appendix includes an extensive list of self-employment resources for readers to explore that are tied to their responses. Assessments are easy to take, score and interpret no experience in counseling necessary. Chapters include worksheets, activities, and checklists to help readers understand their results and make business plans. Additional sources of information for specific business types, featured in the appendix, are organized by the Department of Educations 16 career clusters.