More on Entrepreneurialism

1. Entrepreneurial Thinking Beyond Startups (entrepreneurialism isn't limited to starting a business; it’s a mindset that can be applied to careers, personal development and organizational leadership.)

2. Growth Mindset (success is about continuous learning and adaptability; emphasizing experimentation and the willingness to pivot when necessary.)

3. Value of Leadership in Ventures (effective leadership is essential for inspiring teams and driving innovation in ventures of all kinds.)

4. Overcoming Fear of Failure (need to embrace failure as part of the process; learning from setbacks to improve outcomes.)

5. Building Agility and Flexibility (need to have a mindset that prepares individuals and organizations to respond swiftly to changing environments and capitalize on opportunities.)

6. Balancing Vision with Practicality (it’s crucial to combine big-picture thinking with actionable steps to achieve long-term goals.)

7. Importance of Collaboration and Mentorship (successful ventures rely on diverse teams, collaboration and the guidance of mentors

(main source: Ilya Strebulaev et al, 2024)