en·tre·pre·neur·ship (n)

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.

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AnthonyML (Friend of Babson, Friend of Babson, Orchard Park, NY)

the courage to think for yourself, and the motivation to get things done. talk is cheap. pce out.

LaToya (Interested in Babson, Publicist, Alexandria, VA)

working yourself worth into wealth.

Shawn (Interested in Babson, Entrepreneur, Cambridge, MA)

Change in motion

AndrÃ©s (Friend of Babson, Entrepreneur, Venezuela)

Developing great ideas through persistence and innovation

William (Interested in Babson, Director of the Communication, Colombia)

attitude

Heidi (Babson Faculty, Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, Babson Park, MA)

Entrepreneurship is creating and acting on opportunities that create value.

Dee (Friend of Babson, United States)

Entrepreneurship is a mindset. It's the wiliness to take risk when those around say it can't be done. It's the ability to look at things and believe it can be done better. It's being persistent when others would likely give up. Entrepreneurship encourages collaborative efforts to get the job done. Thoughts from www.PartnersInDemand.com

Valario (Student, Riverdale, GA)

Entrepreneurship is the world and how it has changed from past decades in history.

Barbie (Interested in Babson, Penn Foster Student, Buffalo Center, IA)

tachimeter

Chryselda (Undergraduate Student, Singapore)

Creating a visionary of a prospective business idea that will eventually improve the current economic situation by introducing new ideas into the market.