Week 2 Reading Reflection

11.     The biggest surprise was by far the myths of entrepreneurs.  A lot of these myths I thought were true, and I even though these myths were some of the challenges that Entrepreneurs faced.  Especially “Entrepreneurship will give me back complete control over my schedule,” I thought this was especially true because you would be your own boss. 

22.       The Entrepreneurship Revolution was the most confusing to me because I never saw Entrepreneurship as changing or revolutionizing.  I understand that it has to adapt to the changing business environments, but I always thought the foundation of Entrepreneurship was the same.  Find unmet needs, and fix them.

33.       One of the questions I would love to ask the author is what his Entrepreneur experience is. Did he start his own business or firm?  What kind of firm was it, and what were the specific difficulties he faced at the beginning.  It would also ask him to explain the Entrepreneurship Revolution, because I still see Entrepreneurship’s foundation to be the same no matter what the business circumstances are. 

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    4.  The main point the author made that disagreed on was that everyone can be taught entrepreneurship. I think to an extent this is true, but, people have to find their passion in life, or else he or she will not care about what they are doing.  Someone who loves sports will probably not succeed starting his own Tec company because he doesn’t have the same passion for it as he does to sports.