Jay Conrad and Jeannie Levinson, creators of the term Guerrilla Entrepreneur, describe them as men and women who think outside-the-box. In their words: He's embraced new ways of thinking, new ways of working, new ways of living. He well knows that he's left behind an age characterized by a worship of profits, a surfeit of working hours, and a neglect of family and self. (... "he" refers equally to male and female genders here.) Following their definition of the Guerrilla Entrepreneur, it is notable that the twenty-first century provides an atmosphere, culture and technology in which they can...