WHAT IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP?

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WHAT IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP? Entrepreneurship is about seeing opportunities and bringing about change. Through this course, we hope to provide you with more tools to see possibilities and succeed in whatever you choose.  

Entrepreneur is actually a French word that means “undertake”. The English understanding of this term is someone who wants to start a business or enterprise.  

Entrepreneurs are sometimes seen as people of very high aptitude who pioneer change. However, a basic definition is that anyone wanting to work for him or herself is an entrepreneur. Webster’s defines Entrepreneur as “One who organizes, operates and assumes the risk in a business venture in expectation of gaining the profit.”

It is common to differentiate between an entrepreneur and a small business owner. Entrepreneurs usually use innovation to generate higher profits during a shorter period of time by assuming more risk. Small business owners may found businesses or organizations that grow more slowly but more stable rate.

Entrepreneurship can be described as the search for new products, new production methods, new markets and new forms of an organization. It is based on innovation and the desire for change. Entrepreneurship is looking at the world the way you want it to be, rather than the way it is.

Entrepreneurs may be responsible for founding many different types of Organizations: 1. For-profit: A “for-profit” or “commercial” venture is created and remains viable due to the desire to sell something for a profit.   2. Non-profit: A non-profit venture is created and remains viable as a result of a desire to improve the quality of life for a group.   3. Large scale and small scale. Entrepreneurial activity may take place within a large company or within the home, school, church or local community organization.

Types Organizations 4. Service production and goods production. Entrepreneurs can be at work providing a service such as delivering food, mowing lawns, developing a technology or they can be at work producing and selling a product such as hockey sticks, software, tires, or advertising brochures.  5. Local/national/international. Activity can take place at home, in school, in the state, within the United States, or internationally.

What is an opportunity? It’s a desired future that is different from the present. It is a belief that achieving this is possible. Opportunity depends on the person, the environment, access to resources and timing. Entrepreneurship = 1) Identifying an opportunity- Idea 2) Pursuing that opportunity beyond your current resources- Risk 3) Believing that the opportunity can be achieved.- Undertake

Entrepreneurship is about creativity. Entrepreneurs use innovation and hard work to overcome obstacles to their success. Entrepreneurship is about fun. Nothing feels better than focused effort And accomplishment.

Entrepreneurship is about freedom. Few things in life are as empowering as being able to determine what work you will do, when, where and with whom you will do it.

Entrepreneurship is about responsibility Entrepreneurship is about responsibility. We may not report directly to bosses, but we do have lenders, investors, family and the ever-present laws of profitability. Most of all, we answer to ourselves.

Entrepreneurship is about being true to our visions and our passions. As entrepreneurs we design the business we love and work hard to provide our customers, employees and community with the best we have to offer.

Entrepreneurship is about diversity. Anyone can become an entrepreneur if they have a keen curiosity to learn and a desire to overcome the challenges inherent in learning new and exciting things.

PART 2

DEMOGRAPHICS The study of people groups; by age, ethnic origin, religion, family size, income, gender, etc How is this important to the Entrepreneur?

SUPPLY AND DEMAND Demand is what the consumer wants or needs. Supply is the availability of the product or service being sold. When the supply is greater than the demand, the price of the good or service will generally go __________________?

INTRAPRENEURSHIP When entrepreneurship occurs within the existing organization or Corp.