This week’s comic for InteractiveME
Yea I just had to say what I really think about the term “entrepreneur” being overused like that over the web.
Check out PART 2 of “Defining Entrepreneurship”.
Wish you a lovely day! 🙂
Defining Entrepreneurship
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13 responses to “Defining Entrepreneurship”
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Really savvy, but pray, why are all your entrepreneurs male?
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WaoW! We had a conversation about that the other day 🙂 I couldn’t really understand how people defined that word and based on what argument(s) they believed they could be labelled as “entrepreneurs”… Now I know! LOL!! 😀
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I believe you are right Maya … it is overly used, and not only that, it is misunderstood as well!
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hahahah Well I guess we are on the same page lady, I have been analyzing the trend for a long time now!! welcome to the entrepreneurship era
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🙂
– i use to work as a slave in a big shot bank in London, or worse, Dubai, and have been affected by the crisis, ie;fired..”it’s ok, am in control, time to become an entrepreneur”.
– i’m a hot lady in my 20s that design jewelry or bags..better known as a young entrepreneur.
– f*** the system, we only live once..no one is bossing me ever! I am my own boss; I am an entrepreneur.
– the gold digger: salaries will never make me a fortune, i have to open my own business..i will start by selling waterproof scotch tapes..
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hilarious and so true, i even heard a new by-product the other day “entrepreneuse” AKA lady entrepreneur
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loooooooooollll….he is either a looser, a PD, a nonchalant, a zero-motivation/below zero effort to find or to succeed in a job, a fils à papa, or ghannouj mamma…..u name it
the best way to interpret his job description is to see his picture or see him in person heheheheheh
nice one maya..anjad -
I have to admit that among the young entrepreneurs I’ve seen , you’re one of the few who are actually getting somewhere. Most of the others seem to be stuck in the “I’m so hip mode” or in the slightly better “conference mode” (yes all they seem to do is attend conferences while their business goes nowhere).
But we can’t generalize. There is in fact a mix of young people that are indeed true entrepreneurs and do get things done.
Good day
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hahahhahah
now I c y u don’t wanna become one 😉 -
Bleh….in my opinion “you don’t SAY you are one…..you BECOME one….*in the eyes of Others of course*…”
i mean…it’s a Concept, People….Not a TREND! :'( -
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So funny I was thinking this a few months ago too when a (Lebanese) friend confidently nominated himself as an entrepreneur upon coming up with an idea for a venture and before it was even launched!! People really wanting an easy ride these days!
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