It is said that entrepreneurs think differently than
business people. The Enterprises television show relays the differences of each.
Business people have a plan for how they want their venture
to run, what they will need to get it to run, and to be successful. Entrepreneurs
think creatively and make plans to start up a new venture with the help of
someone with business sense. Business people think like management using their
skills, experience and knowledge to succeed. They are told to avoid risk at all
costs, and if it rears its ugly head, squash it right away. Entrepreneurs take
on risk, love risk, dive into new opportunities head on and passionately risk
everything for the venture. They
flourish in setting where carving a brand new path is expected and needed. The
Enterprises television show also notes that entrepreneurship is not a job, so
much as a passion. Take a look at the people working for you: are they more
business minded or possess more entrepreneur-like qualities. They seek and find
problems before they happen and take ownership when problems occur in their
function. Companies need both kinds of employees. And the world needs both
types of people.
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