What it Takes
Value Creation
What it is Vs. Misconceptions
Entrepreneurship Myths
Entreprenuership for dummies
100

The age you must be to start your own business. 

What is any age? 


The ideal age is any time in your life that is humanly possible to start a business.

100
This captured value is a major goal of a business. 

What is proft? 

100

The misconception that entrepreneurs are conceived with the ability to direct.

What is a born leader?

100

The most common way entrepreneurs are funded is through friends and family

True 

100

This is the concept for when your revenue exceeds your cost. 

What is profit? 

200

3 Charasteristics of an Entreprenuer.

What is passionate, motivated and future-orientated? 


200

This is the difference between value captured and the cost to create the value. 

What is profit margin? 

200

The false idea that every entrepreneur only works for profit rather than money.

What is "motivated by money"?
200

A large amount of revenue does not mean a lot of cash when owning a business

True


200

Named after a shoe tool this is the term when you fund your own startup. 

What is bootstrapping? 

300

The area in which job gains are the greatest in a small business? 

What are employment gains? 


Employment gains are the greatest among smaller small businesses. Businesses employing fewer than 20 people added roughly 1.1 million net jobs. Ventures with 100-499 people added 387,874 jobs. This shows that the smaller the business the greater the gains.

300

This economic state leads to eventual death and replacement of a business. 

What is competitive equilibrium? 

300

The "king," or main priority for customers between cash and customers.

What are customers?

300

Most entrepreneurs have a well thought out business plan

False


300

This is a stratgy for fundraising that is usually high risk but has the potential for expentional growth. 

What is venture capatlist? 

400

This is one of the most common ways to fund your startup business. 

What is family and friends? 


There are many correct answers here. Some of the most common ways to fund a startup include friends and family, small business loans, trade equity or services, bootstrapping, incubator or accelerator, crowdfunding, small business grants, local contests or keep your day job. 

400

These are related directly to the creation, sale and maintenance of a product/service. 

What are primary activities?

400

The misconception that this is the only school that leads to a career in entrepreneurship.

What is business school?

400
You are in control of your own schedule 

False

400

This is the document that captures different ownsership stakes in a company. 

What is a cap table? 

500

This is the survival rate for small businesses.

What is 50.2%?


Only 50.2% of the businesses that opened in 2012 stuck around five years later. First- year survival rates are more promising. About 79.8% of businesses opened in 2016 were still running a year later.


500

This is a measure of total value created  by a business with a certian product or service. 

What is revenue? 

500

An uncommon demand widely believed to be the sweet spot an entrepreneur must find to be successful.

What is a niche?

500

If your product or service is good, you will be successful

False

500

This is the term for the round of funding when your friends and family contrbute. 

What is the friends and family round? 

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