They focus on personal wealth without benefiting society

They disrupt existing markets and cause chaos

They create new businesses, jobs, and innovations

They avoid taking risks and prefer stability

Teachers, Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants

Scientists, Engineers, Artists, Writers

Investors, Traders, Bankers, Economists

Builders, Opportunists, Innovators, Specialists

To rely solely on external funding for business operations

To spend money lavishly and show off wealth

To keep personal and business costs separate and manage cash flow effectively

To invest in risky ventures without considering financial implications

Avoiding risks and sticking to traditional methods

Resilience in the face of challenges and failures

Inability to communicate effectively with others

Lack of focus and easily distracted by new ideas

To rely on government support for business operations

To coordinate resources and promote capital formation

To disrupt the economy and create chaos

To maintain the status quo and avoid any changes

By increasing taxes and reducing government spending

By focusing solely on personal profits without benefiting society

By creating new businesses, jobs, and wealth

By reducing employment opportunities and limiting growth

To discourage entrepreneurship and limit innovation

To restrict the growth of new businesses

To provide financial support to entrepreneurs

To foster innovation and economic growth through various programs and resources

Only focus on the product or service without considering external factors

Ignore personal resources and network while planning

Consider factors like personality, resources, exit plan, and target market

Avoid risk assessment and mitigation strategies

By increasing costs and reducing revenues

By focusing on personal wealth and ignoring business growth

By relying solely on external funding sources

By managing cash flow effectively and increasing profit margins