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Most current models of the entrepreneurial process propose a standard sequence of events, starting with opportunity recognition, resource acquisition, venture creation, and finally business expansion and growth. 
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All coaches are entrepreneurs says Mark-Amin, ICA student and successful marketing consultant and now coach!At the intersection of these work experiences, and after reflecting on his experiences and observations Mark created a guide for entrepreneurs called the 7 Cs of Entrepreneurship and road tested through his own coaching practice!
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The 10 best pieces of start-up advice I learned, from entrepreneurs who dared to break free from the corporate mold and create their own direction.
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Entrepreneurship can have many definitions. Here we will use the word to indicate a person who can define and exhibit a vision of their own, take specific and metered actions to pursue that vision to the acheive their goals, and bring that vision into reality. In plainer English, it means getting your butt off of that sofa and doing something that you dream of, rather than fulfilling your life’s destiny of becoming a couch potato. Read more at
An entrepreneur assumes the risk and is dedicated and committed to the success of whatever he or she undertakes. ~ Victor Kiam.
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Branson built his extensive empire using five core principles:(1) If you don’t enjoy it, don’t do it (2)Be innovative (3) Your employees are your best asset (4) Lead by listening (5) Be visible.
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Visualizing Forbes Kauffman FastTrac Entrepreneurship Survey Results (The primary reason for starting a biz? Biggest obstacle?
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