Entrepreneurial Ideas & Opportunities
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Welcome to Your Course3 Lessons
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Module 1 – Describe and Discuss Entrepreneurship8 Lessons|1 Quiz
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1.1: Entrepreneurship In Terms of Employment Opportunities
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1.2: Advantages & Disadvantages of Entrepreneurship
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1.3: Reasons for Business Failure
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1.4: Personal Shortcomings of Entrepreneurs
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1.5: Why Must We Embrace Diversity?
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1.6: What Exactly Does Diversity Include?
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1.7: The Importance of a Workable Business Plan
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1.8: What Is a “Real” Entrepreneur?
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1.1: Entrepreneurship In Terms of Employment Opportunities
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Module 2 – Identify Own Entrepreneurial Strengths and Weaknesses in Relation to Opportunity Identified2 Lessons
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Module 3 – Identify the Characteristics Of a Typical Entrepreneur3 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Module 4 – Identify Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Own Context.4 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Module 5 – Compile Entrepreneurial Goals and Personal Growth Plan5 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Creativity is about creating a new result through the introduction of a process or way of doing things.
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Match the definition to the term on the right
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- A way of thinking in which a substance (such as a problem or business statement) is divided into its parts to identify it or to study its structure.
- A way of thinking in which imagination and originality is shown.
- is a method of solving problems without using conventional logic
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Analytical thinking
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Creative thinking
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Lateral thinking
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Quantifiable risks are those risks of which the result cannot be measured in financial terms (also called “Uninsurable risk”).
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Until you identify the risks exactly as they are, they are nothing but fears.