Entrepreneurs Live Longer, Study Finds — But Only If They Chose It
A study of 27,501 U.S. adults links entrepreneurship to about 10% lower mortality risk — but the benefit holds only for those who started businesses by choice, not necessity.
Topic
Longevity
Topic
Longevity
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