In Chapter one there is a lot to learn. What I found most
surprising is that Entrepreneurs aren't just one type of people. They all have
different ways of thinking but somehow still have a similar mindset that they need to be constantly innovating the world. Which isn’t
the same as a small business owner that settles once they believe that they have reached their goal. The part that I find the most
confusing is the entrepreneurial Assessment approach because I’m not sure where
all the different factors come into play. There were a couple myths that I didn’t
necessarily agree with the author which I would like to be able to discuss more
in depth and those were: Entrepreneurs are born, not made and Entrepreneurs must
fit the profile. I understand that they are “myths” but I believe that they are
true to some extent.
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