Taylor spent the last three years meeting with hundreds of entrepreneurs from Los Angeles to Vietnam, Brazil to New York, and worked with dozens of them, in industries from cat furniture to dating, helping them to grow their businesses.Regardless of the industry, age, race, country, or gender, one simple fact stood out: entrepreneurship was dramatically more accessible, profitable, and safer... while jobs were riskier and less profitable than the public is typically (mis)led to believe.Based on hundreds of interactions and dozens of recent books and studies, he wrote The End of Jobs to show others how they could invest in entrepreneurship to create more freedom, meaning, and wealth in their lives.The belief that defines Taylor's work is that we're living through one of the largest socio-economic shifts in human history: the move from the knowledge economy to the entrepreneurial economy. We're racing towards the End of Jobs and entering the entrepreneurial era.