Module 1: Intro to Entrepreneurship
Module 2: Creativity
Module 3: Innovation
Module 6: Pitching
Module 7: Entrepreneurial Resources
100

Involves creating new ideas, products, or services.

What is Entreprenuership? 

100

_____ are non-conformatists

Who are Originals?

100

Acrynym for Behavior, Enablers, Artifact, and Nudge

What is BEAN?

100

This technique creates an emotional connection in business pitches

What is storytelling?

100

Strategic exchange of information and resources among people to create connections.

What is Networking?

200

He completed his famous book, The Wealth of Nations, in 1776

Who is Adam Smith?


200

This is something you practice, not just something you're born with. 

What is Creativity?


200

Challenging conventional notions of how things have been done before, and bringing ideas from one industry to another  

What is innovation?

200

This is the first thing you should clearly state in your pitch

What is the problem?

200

1 to many 

What is Crowdfunding?

300

This concept, created by Joseph Schumpeter involves constant innovation and replacement. 

What is Creative Destruction? 


300

This prevents us from "upgrading" our way of thinking 

What is Overconfidence?

300

Businesses come in at the bottom of the market with a “good enough” product at a cheaper cost.

What is Low-end Distruption?

300

This is the final part of a pitch, where you clearly state what you need from your audience

What is the Call to Action?

300

This can make all the difference in a venture success.

What is a Management Team?

400

This major historical shift marked the beginning of entrepreneurship

what is the Agricultural revolution? 


400

Social networks, alertness to opportunities, and prior knowledge and experiences lead to

What is Entrepreneurial Creativity?

400

The four P's of Innovation

What are Population, Penetration, Price and Purchase frequency?

400

When pitching to angel investors, this is the main aspect you should highlight.

What is the investment opportunity?

400

In the video, "A primer on Resources for the Entrepreneur" he states there are two types of resources

What are Tangible and Intangible Resources?

500

Private capital, investing in private start-ups, with potential for a viable harvest

What is Entrepreneurial Capitalism?

500

Albert Bandura calls this process of experiencing one small success after another

What is Guided Mastery? 

500

I’mStrategic road mapping, and traditional R&D labs are effective for using this type of innovation

What is Sustaining Innovation?

500

an identity narrative, an opportunity narrative,a projective narrative, a failure
narrative,a pivot narrative, and a resourcefulness narrative are all types of____ _____.

What is Entrepreneurial Narratives?

500

Entrepreneurs who start and grow their companies with minimal external funding.

What are Bootstrappers?