Mindset of the Entrepreneur

This presentation explores the mindset and motivational drivers of successful entrepreneurs, including their characteristic traits and personal factors. It also provides examples of national, international, and social entrepreneurs and examines the debate of whether entrepreneurs are born or made.

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MINDSET OF THE
ENTREPRENEUR

Table of contents
INTRODUCTION
MAIN BODY
1.) Analyse and assess the characteristic traits and motivational drivers of successful entrepreneurs
2.) Difference between entrepreneur and business managers.
3.) Give examples of national, international and social entrepreneur
4.) How personality, lifestyle, culture and family upbringing amongst other factor that linked to
entrepreneurial motivation and mindset.
5.) Examine the argument of whether entrepreneurs are born or made and whether entrepreneurship
skills can be learned.
6.) Critically evaluate how personal background and experience can be good or bad for development of
entrepreneurship.
7.) Analyse and assess that all above specific examples of entrepreneurs, making sure you are compare
and contrast them with each other.
REFLECTION
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES

Introduction
Entrepreneur is an individual who organise
venture by taking risk in order to taking
benefits from opportunity. Basically, these are
those people who have various skills that
helps to bring new ideas(Allio and Allio,
2021). This PPT is based on mindset of
entrepreneur that is highly growth oriented,
focus on learn new things and so on.

It refers to a personality of entrepreneur.
But there is no single profile that use to
define successful entrepreneur. Following
are the different characteristic trait that
define this very clearly.
Adaptability
Decisiveness
Curiosity
Analyse and assess the characteristic traits and
motivational drivers of successful entrepreneurs

All the business man are pursue by their own
respective journey but there are various key
drivers that provide them motivation to grow.
• Passion: An entrepreneur want to know about
all risks as mental fortitude of facing
challenges typically comes from having
confidence in something(Fleck and Asmuth,
2021).
Key Motivational Drivers

Difference between entrepreneur and business
managers.
Entrepreneur Manager
It is the person who can focus and taking financial risk of business. This refers to an individual who is working as an employee in business and only work for
salary.
Its main aim is to start a business and expand it on a large area. It main target of accomplish regular allot task in a smooth manner.
It can be casual or formal in some situation It take every issue in a formal manner.
Their rewards is based on efforts that earns by enterprise in form of profit Its reward come from company in terms of salary and incentives.
The key driver motivation for entrepreneurs is achievement(Hattenberg, Belousova and
Groen, 2020)
It inspiration are arise from the power that can generate through its position.

Give examples of national, international and social
entrepreneur
National entrepreneur
• Dhirubhai Ambani: It is a Indian
businessman who started selling traditional
snacks to religious people. His business
before long developed, and he extended
and differentiated into enterprises
including media communications, power
age, and many more.

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International Entrepreneur
• Jeff Bezos: He is a American entrepreneur
who known as executive chairman of
Amazon. He is the second wealthiest
person in the world. They work upon
developing site software.

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Social Entrepreneur
• Jeffrey Hollander: It is a person who
formally known as CEO of seventh
generation founder and also owned their
natural product business. He is a top most
speaker, activist and consultant of
corporate social responsibility.

How personality, lifestyle, culture and family upbringing
amongst other factor that linked to entrepreneurial
motivation and mind-set.
• An individual personality is important aspect that affect behaviour of businessman. These
person prefer high risk, emotional stability and so on
• A lifestyle of business people are basically roused by need to prevail at carrying on with a
specific personal satisfaction by keeping a pay which permits them to make due.
• A culture is most important aspect that give motivation to do something as this can support
or reduce corporate behaviour on a individual basis.
• A successful upbringing gives motivation to employees as this create an implication on
promoting entrepreneurship. It also influence individual to increase a venture.

Examine the argument of whether entrepreneurs are
born or made and whether entrepreneurship skills
can be learned.
A successful entrepreneur is that person who can owned their small as well as large
venture (Mouraviev and Kakabadse, 2019). They are the big developer of great business
plan. It is surely conceived, and they need to apply their attributes a specific way.
However, nobody is brought into world with every characteristics is significant for 100
percent success There is no one man band in entrepreneurship

Critically evaluate how personal background and
experience can be good or bad for development of
entrepreneurship.
A personal background is more important for
entrepreneurship as this needs knowledge in
order to acknowledging entrepreneurial
opportunities(Outsios and Kittler, 2018). This
can come from personal backgrounds, skills,
education and working environment for this
field.

Analyse and assess that all above specific examples of entrepreneurs, making sure you are compare and contrast them
with each other.
Dhirubhai Ambani Jeff Besos Jeffrey Hollander
He is a most famous business tycoon who are founded reliance
industries(Sadiku-Dushi and Ramadani, 2020).
He is an American entrepreneur who founder and chairman of
Amazon.
It is a co- founder and CEO of seventh generation. He build a lead of
natural care product of household and personal care.
He is taken lot of experience in their field. He started his career as a
clerk at A. Besse and corporation. He also learn trading, accounting
and other business skills.
He has done his BSE from Princeton University. After that he work as
an entrepreneur in media proprietor investor and computer engineer.
Now he operate amazon.
He is a first business venture in field of banking and education. He is
also an adjunct professor and also work as a consultant.
It also facing lots of difficulties in order to pursue goals and try to
convert it into opportunities. HE is facing severe health issues, major
stroke and paralysed with his right hand.
He is facing so much failures such as Amazon fire phone, Books getting
deleted, Antitrust issues, Book group etc.
He is facing lots of issue related to time, social equity and so on.

REFLECTION
This presentation is very helpful for me as this can define me various Challenges and
opportunities that are facing by an entrepreneur at the time of they start any business.
When I make this presentation I realise that being a business man is not easy task as this
takes lots of responsibility which is highly appropriate for business. I am facing various
difficulties when I am focus on to make this presentation like I have no idea
entrepreneurship skills, knowledge and all which is most important for defining any
business.

CONCLUSION
As per above PPT, it is being conclude that to be effective in sustainable business
practices is necessary for entrepreneurs which are taking a risk for successfully owned
business. A mind set and attitude of business man is focus on specific approach for
doing something. This assist to rapidly fond out various problems related to business
and try to provide timely solution.

References
• Allio, R.J. and Allio, R., 2021. The existential mindset for corporate survival and
growth: innovation and resilience. Strategy & Leadership.
• Fleck, E. and Asmuth, J., 2021. Building capacity for creativity: rediscovering the
inner “superhero” as a mechanism for developing a creative mindset for
entrepreneurial problem-solving. Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy. 4(1).
pp.82-95.
• Hattenberg, D.Y., Belousova, O. and Groen, A.J., 2020. Organizational conditions
stimulating the entrepreneurial mindset. In Sustainable Entrepreneurship and
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. Edward Elgar Publishing.