• Define entrepreneurship, and cite your definition.
o Explain how entrepreneurs are likely to face extreme situations while working on their ventures.
• Describe the process perspective of entrepreneurship, and explain how entrepreneurial ventures change across time.
o Discuss the 3 phases of the process.
• Use specific examples from the text and other resources. 1. Read the following articles:
o Can entrepreneurship be taught? (2012, Mar 20). Wall Street Journal (Online).
o DeBaise, C. (2011, 2 14). Married to the job (and each other) - the pleasures and perils of running a business with your spouse. Wall Street Journal, p. R1.
o Kirkwood, J., & Tootell, B. (n.d.). Is entrepreneurship the answer to achieving work-family balance? (2008). Journal of Management and Organization, 14(3), 285-302.
o Thomas, H. (7). An electrical engineer's circuitous path to entrepreneurship. Washington Post, The. 2. Read Abrams,
o Chapter/Step 3-4
Step Three: Identify your Talents and Passions . . . . . . . . . . 89 What do you build on? Explore and unlock your interests and abilities.
Kindle inspiration for your "Aha!" moment. Special Section: 463 Business Ideas categorized by Interest Area. . . . 106
Step Four: Follow in the Footsteps of Success. . . . . . . . . 121 What works for others?
Learn where other entrepreneurs find success now- discover the surprising opportunities.
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