Talking about the world of entrepreneurship is not particularly original, nor do I think that brings any special revelation to anyone. But as it is a topic that often ask usually, I felt like devoting a few lines to my insights on this topic.
Yes, it is true; always say that I "like" the concept” entrepreneur ", so it's time to point out this statement. Not that I do not like the term " entrepreneur "in itself, which I do not share is all absurd paraphernalia that mounts around and that distorts reality dangerously. I have lived and read too many statements that border on the unconscious, ensuring that entrepreneurship is something romantic (perhaps in part it is), it's hard to go wrong, you never have to give up, it's hard but always exceeds ... Well, this concept is cool to be an entrepreneur I do not share. Entrepreneurship is suffering and risk , and there is nothing more dangerous than not to be aware of when you have to abandon your idea because it may be better to let it continue to lose. Or be aware that when you've ruined more than once, maybe you should not continue risking and do something else. Hence, whenever someone asks me whether I should take it or not, I always say that I can only assist in the risk assessment, but the decision is yours. Undertake not a FASHION, is a great RISK.
All I needed to hear to our ridiculous politicians insist that we need entrepreneurs to emerge from the crisis ... yes sir brave statement. Especially when our education?? public is so well geared precisely to the formation of entrepreneurs . Always struck me how in schools like ours (the senior engineer in Telecommunications) had no more than ONE subject of economy in which we explained what was a balance where impressive background for any future entrepreneur. Sorry to be radical, but I prefer a thousand times some entrepreneurial culture instilled since school started thousands of grants aimed at recovering absurd, not to favor, the initial investment of an entrepreneur.
Another thing I do not understand and that almost bothers me is the distinction between “entrepreneurship "and" entrepreneur ". While being an entrepreneur is usually something very cool , being " entrepreneur "is often something derogatory connotations. Ladies and gentlemen, do not forget, entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs, there are good and bad, ethical and unscrupulous, bright and disasters. But do not forget that the end of every entrepreneur who wants to live of their work will become an entrepreneur. (If there is an objective difference beyond the concept in itself) and have to worry about profitability ratios, must refine and evolve their business models, structural adjustments depending on economic conditions, and many other measures, unpopular perhaps you approach the "employer" as a concept and move away from the "entrepreneur" as such. For me, there is no better achievement than being a honest and hardworking entrepreneur just be an exemplary employer earns the respect of his team.
But still I would say, my view is that being an entrepreneur is NOT a STATE , much less associated with the creation of a company or project, but a way of being that you define as a person . I know many people who are incredibly entrepreneurs who have not mounted a single project beyond live life intensely, on the other hand is, for me, the biggest personal project you can ever address. They take risks, help others change their lives from top to bottom, fight for what they believe and deserve all my respect and admiration. No need to start a business or project for this. If you it's worth, I identify more with this format "entrepreneur" with all that that I can get with my companies, projects and business achievements.
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Yes, it is true; always say that I "like" the concept” entrepreneur ", so it's time to point out this statement. Not that I do not like the term " entrepreneur "in itself, which I do not share is all absurd paraphernalia that mounts around and that distorts reality dangerously. I have lived and read too many statements that border on the unconscious, ensuring that entrepreneurship is something romantic (perhaps in part it is), it's hard to go wrong, you never have to give up, it's hard but always exceeds ... Well, this concept is cool to be an entrepreneur I do not share. Entrepreneurship is suffering and risk , and there is nothing more dangerous than not to be aware of when you have to abandon your idea because it may be better to let it continue to lose. Or be aware that when you've ruined more than once, maybe you should not continue risking and do something else. Hence, whenever someone asks me whether I should take it or not, I always say that I can only assist in the risk assessment, but the decision is yours. Undertake not a FASHION, is a great RISK.
All I needed to hear to our ridiculous politicians insist that we need entrepreneurs to emerge from the crisis ... yes sir brave statement. Especially when our education?? public is so well geared precisely to the formation of entrepreneurs . Always struck me how in schools like ours (the senior engineer in Telecommunications) had no more than ONE subject of economy in which we explained what was a balance where impressive background for any future entrepreneur. Sorry to be radical, but I prefer a thousand times some entrepreneurial culture instilled since school started thousands of grants aimed at recovering absurd, not to favor, the initial investment of an entrepreneur.
Another thing I do not understand and that almost bothers me is the distinction between “entrepreneurship "and" entrepreneur ". While being an entrepreneur is usually something very cool , being " entrepreneur "is often something derogatory connotations. Ladies and gentlemen, do not forget, entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs, there are good and bad, ethical and unscrupulous, bright and disasters. But do not forget that the end of every entrepreneur who wants to live of their work will become an entrepreneur. (If there is an objective difference beyond the concept in itself) and have to worry about profitability ratios, must refine and evolve their business models, structural adjustments depending on economic conditions, and many other measures, unpopular perhaps you approach the "employer" as a concept and move away from the "entrepreneur" as such. For me, there is no better achievement than being a honest and hardworking entrepreneur just be an exemplary employer earns the respect of his team.
But still I would say, my view is that being an entrepreneur is NOT a STATE , much less associated with the creation of a company or project, but a way of being that you define as a person . I know many people who are incredibly entrepreneurs who have not mounted a single project beyond live life intensely, on the other hand is, for me, the biggest personal project you can ever address. They take risks, help others change their lives from top to bottom, fight for what they believe and deserve all my respect and admiration. No need to start a business or project for this. If you it's worth, I identify more with this format "entrepreneur" with all that that I can get with my companies, projects and business achievements.
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