The success of the entrepreneurs behind Digg, YouTube, and Facebook is undoubtedly inspiring a growing group of young, energetic, and self-reliant hopefuls. Although many of them were in middle school during the dot-com boom, Generation Y’ers are seeing upstart companies worth big bucks for the second time in their lives and are increasingly willing to gamble that their startups will fly.But it’s not just about role models. The idea that entrepreneurship is a viable career path is ingrained in the minds of parents and children alike across the U.S., and the number of resources for startups continues to swell.
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