Philosophy, values and principles of entrepreneurship

The basis of entrepreneurship is the ability to innovate and create new solutions to existing problems. 

• Creativity

• Empathy

• Passion

• Responsibility

The ability to accommodate change easily. 

• Happy

• Adaptability

• Learning

• Socializing

A newly established business

Example: When it first started, Dynamic English was a ---------- language institute! The founders, Ted and Andrew, are both entrepreneurs.

•      Networking

• Accelerator

• Investor

•   Star-Up

Who are Entrepreneurs?

• Outstanding individuals with certain traits, intelligence or expertise

• Experts in their field, those with deep knowledge in their area

• Anyone and everyone: we all have the capacity and resources to draw from

• All of them

Entrepreneurs must consider the impact of their business on society and the environment and be vigilant. 

• Social Responsibility

• Creativity

• Adaptability

• Passion

• A social entrepreneur is interested in starting a business for the greater social good and not just the pursuit of profits.

• True

• False

Building a strong team and effective collaboration are essential to work with.

• Work alone

• Teamwork

• Empathy

• Socializing

Which principle refers to the ability to bounce back from failures and move forward?

• Happy

• Empathy

• Resilience 

• Passion

Social entrepreneurship isn't a growing trend, alongside socially responsible investing (SRI) and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing.

• True

• False

What value helps to understand and meet customer needs?

• Resilience 

• Empathy

• Responsibility

• Adaptability