Another example of the small business revolution in Amish America: the Amish-built modular home.
The Amish builder in a recent Washington Post article has a waiting list two years long.
Low costs, a rep for high quality, and hard work are a few reasons why Amish entrepreneurs do so well.
The Amish continue to prove that you really don’t need a phone or a website or even public power, much less a fancy MBA, to run a thriving business.
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