Technology has evolved. The economy has shifted. The world has changed. And today's entrepreneurs do more than just start businesses. The world needs a new definition of entrepreneurship. We're writing it here.
Define a word, redefine the world
fig 1. entrepreneurs in their own words
Radhika (Undergraduate Student, student, Black Walnut, MO)
A procedure where a person fulfills his/her dreams and interests or develops a new product or service with the help of his/her vision and imagination, by facing all kinds of risks and never loosing hope.
Alanoud (Interested in Babson, Entrepreneur, Saudi Arabia)
Never give up. Dream big, act, and achieve. You'll fail but you'll always get back up. Just, never give up and stay strong!
pablo (Undergraduate Student, electrical engineer, Ghana)
its a process whereby a person takes risk and moderate them and create something new
Oltin (Graduate Student, Boston Clg, MA)
A window to see the world through a child's imagination. An opportunity to act on that immagination years later.
Philipp (Consultant, Germany)
a cherished character trait that refrains people from considering work and life two separate entities.
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The act of undertaking the creation or management of an entity with the goal of effecting change through invention, manufacture, or service.
Fairon (Interested in Babson, Entrepreneur, Evanston, IL)
The ability to innovate future the way that you envision reality of life.
Mark (Friend of Babson, Business executive, Hopkins, MN)
Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of creativity, innovation, independence, and reward while mitigating (or ignoring) the risks. Passsion, persistence, and energy are required in prodigious amounts because entrepreneurship is hard. Success is typically only attained after years of concerted effort, experimentation, adjustment, and the occasional lucky break.
