Laid-Off Corporate Worker Invests Retirement Funds in Entrepreneurial Endeavor

Guidant Financial Group Enables Entrepreneurs to tap into IRA and 401(k)s for More Advantageous Business Ventures

Bellevue, WA (PRWEB) October 1, 2007 -- A former manager of customer service and implementation, Tony Capobianco, found himself laid off in May 2005 after 18 years in corporate America. Yet he's not shedding any tears about it; in fact, quite the opposite. "I get up every morning now with a smile -- and sometimes glue -- on my face," he says. "I've gone from wingtips to sneakers, and I'm loving every minute of it."

Capobianco, of Tampa, Fla., is one of a growing number of laid-off (or simply rat-race-weary) workers who have left the corporate world to embrace new lives as self-employed entrepreneurs. "I never thought that it would be feasible until circumstances made it a feasibility."

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