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To an encouraging, possibly unprecedented, degree, people are finding entrepreneurial success outside of the urban mainstream.  However, the very conditions that have created opportunity also harbor a trap – a trap that could lead to a cascade of costly failures that frontier communities can ill-afford.  Is the collapse of the economic frontier inevitable?  No, but to avoid the loss of hard-won momentum, entrepreneurs, economic development professionals, and other community leaders need to be thinking – and acting – a few steps ahead of the game.

So begins my latest essay, which seems to have transmogrified into a kind of manifesto.

5:11:37 PM