Startup Needs
Startup Risk
Types of Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurial Mindset
Creativity in Entrepreneurship
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One of the great modern enablers allowing for greater networking and greater reach.

Social Media/Technology

100

Many entrepreneurs are seen as risk loving, massive risk-taking people, however, this term best describes their risk preferences.

What is risk-averse?

100

What are the different types of Entrepreneurship?

Administrative, Opportunistic, Incubate, Imitative, Private, Public, Individual, Acquisitive and Mass Entrepreneurship.

100

How does the mindset of a startup compare to that of a corporate entity?

Startups are all about trial and error, whereas companies are about producing results efficiently.

100

Why is creativity so important?

Creativity drives change. It’s important to be able to adapt to new circumstances and find solutions as new problems arise

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Your very first initial step when creating a startup

identifying a problem

200

This is the type of loss that entrepreneur’s focus on to limit the overall risk of a startup.

What is Downside Risk?

200

How do you differentiate private entrepreneurship and public entrepreneurship?

 As a private entrepreneur, you can easily engage in small-scale business activities mainly based on your own work input.  However Public entrepreneurship is an alternative, inventive approach for leading change in public realms.

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Why do such a huge percentage of startup enterprises fail?

Lack of experience, inability to scale the business properly, and lack of capital.

200

Why are many startups not successful even when they use a creative mindset?

The startup has to continuously be creative. It can’t only be creative once. The company has to keep adapting to the obstacles thrown at it.

300

Initial funding usually comes from these people

Founders or family and friends

300

This is the type of risk that is associated with entrepreneurs investing their own money or raising capital from outside sources to fund a startup.

What is Financial Risk?

300

What is corporate entrepreneurship?

 Corporate Entrepreneurship is a process used to develop new businesses, products, services, or processes inside of an existing organization to create value and generate new revenue growth through entrepreneurial thought and action.

300

Why do startups face more difficulty than companies when it comes to scaling?

Overconfidence in themselves and product, inability to grow in line with their sales, inexperience, and mismanagement of funds.

300

One very important thing for startups to always be open to is…

Change

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The first challenge for a startup to gain investments

 To prove validity to investors

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This is the type of risk that is associated with the emphasis on a startup’s systems and processes to ensure success in a world of “paradigm shifts” and continuous industry disruption?

What is Technology Risk?

400

Why is it important to learn about different types of Entrepreneurship?

Studying entrepreneurship benefits students and learners from different social and economic backgrounds because it teaches people to cultivate unique skills and think outside the box.

400

What are some risks inherent in a startup's creativity?

Creative planning is a long term process, and will not produce results immediately. This can lead to a more dramatic lack of money.

400

While ideating for your startup it is very important to interview who about their problems?

Real people! You must go out and interview real customers in order to decide what is best for your startup.

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Developing this will help have a tone for your company, helping to market and identify a target customer

 Brand message

500

This is the risk associated with natural disasters and natural resources, the COVID-19 pandemic could be characterized as an example of this.

What is Environmental Risk?

500

What is the purpose of Acquisitive entrepreneurship?

It acquires something new of value front, the competitive environment or achieves the competitors' technical capacities. It keeps entrepreneurship sustainable in a competitive environment.

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How does the nature of a startup promote creativity and drive better than a company.

Startup teams work for themselves, not for a salary, and are to take big risks to help the business grow. Startups allow for a more casual environment, which makes it possible to think outside the box when solving problems.

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What do entrepreneurs think of failure?

It is ok to fail! You must learn from your failures and keep striving to improve.