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There are so many definitions of entrepreneurship that one comes across but one that stands out from the rest is a definition of entrepreneurship from Harvard University Professor, Howard Stevenson that he articulated in 1983 and one that is still used by Harvard today:
Susan Desmond-Hellmann, chancellor of UCSF, identifies traits that appear over and over again in successful entrepreneurs. The first trait is a relentless tenacity mixed with optimism, a quality she describes as being like “a dog on a bone.” The other critical trait is not being afraid to be embarrassed.
What Motivates Entrepreneurs is an infographic that illustrates some interesting facts such as where people were when they decided to launch a business, what kind of season it was when the business was launched, what were the key reasons for starting…
Warren Buffet is the guru of fundamental investing and this video is a demonstration of the way this amazing man thinks. A must see for all students and professionals. This idea to feature Warren Buffet was suggested by Omer Iqbal
The 10 D’s of Entrepreneurship were first characterized by William Graves – author of the Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship.
The 10 D’s are the ten key characteristics that most entrepreneurs tend to possess. If you dream of becoming an entrepreneur or turning your technology idea into a business on your own, you might want to consider if you possess these qualities…
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