Before I started reading the first chapter, I was preparing
myself for a dull, lengthy chapter. I can honestly say I was happily surprised
by how interesting the material was. Also, how much of an easy read it was.
I was confused about the macro and micro school of thoughts.
If I could ask the author a question, I would ask: out of
all the characteristics he listed for entrepreneurs to have, which one does he
think is the most important to becoming a successful entrepreneur?
The author, Donald F. Kuratko, idolizes entrepreneurs. And while
he may be right, I think that’s very much an opinion. It can be argued that the
conditions for entrepreneurship, free enterprise and capitalism, also create a
polarized world of the rich and entrepreneurial and the poor. While the
entrepreneur does need to be hardworking and an aggressive catalyst for change,
I don’t think all them are good. A lot of people just want to find a way to
make easy money, which hurts everyone else. I disagree with on the author also
on the point that anyone can be an entrepreneur. While it does take a lot of
time and energy, opportunity is a key to becoming a successful entrepreneur. And
if you have a family of entrepreneurs, you have an easier chance of having the
opportunity to become an entrepreneur.
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