Are you enterprising?

Being enterprising entails having a greater ability to produce ideas and the abilities necessary to
implement them. Anyone can be entrepreneurial, and excellent companies/institutions reward it
since, ambitious individuals are self-sufficient, can solve problems creatively, are solution-
oriented, and take measured risks. They can value people by reflecting on their thoughts,
behaviours, and feelings.
Employers seek enterprising, and it is frequently mentioned as one of the most critical abilities
they require, along with the key employability skills and traits that reflect our capacity to be
successful and productive in the workplace. Developing an innovative attitude in all aspects of
our life will not only boost our academic performance, but it will also boost confidence, and instil
characteristics and talents that will help us to achieve long-term professional and personal
success.
As a result, the enterprise is very much a part of who we are. We are enterprising when we
collaborate with others on projects and work to achieve results and make a positive difference.
We are enterprising when we participate in activities such as student societies and clubs, we are
enterprising in how we adapt to change in our lives, and we are enterprising when we collaborate
with others on projects and work to achieve results and make a positive difference.
To be enterprising, I believe we should generate and evaluate ideas about identified needs and
limitations, as well as seek out and exploit chances for innovative ideas and innovations in real
circumstances. We should also use an action to build a range of transferrable and enterprising
abilities, as well as a "can-do" mentality. We should make things happen through networking,
creative problem-solving, and thinking strategically, but not by keeping our ideas on paper to
ourselves since they will not happen.
To challenge our preconceptions and perspectives, we should critically reflect on our activities
and decisions, learning from our errors, failures, and successes. To promote social learning
through community participation, we should learn to understand our responses, feelings, and
coping strategies to gain self-awareness and self-awareness while concentrating on results and
outcomes that benefit others.
To improve who I am, I must have the confidence and self-belief to seek out and act on
opportunities and ideas, as well as the ownership and responsibility for decisions and the
resources necessary to do so. It may be entrepreneurial on my own, but teamwork/collaboration
and network building are highly regarded ways to add value to your endeavours. We can be
enterprising by starting our projects or offering ideas and insight into others' projects. Also by
joining a student group and organizing a fundraiser to promote a cause.  During an internship or
placement, we can come up with new ideas and put them into action and while doing our r part-
time jobs, we may come up with ideas and put them into action, as well as seek out unadvertised
work experience. Finally starting our own business grew out of a volunteer project and the
implementation of an original idea.
References
01. Simon D. Anglia Ruskin University (2010) ‘processes of entrepreneuring’, Enterprise,
Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Page (35-46). Available at:
https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/enterprise-entrepreneurship-and-small-business/book227613
02. Robert B. The University of Liverpool, UK (2010) ‘The People and the Entrepreneurial
Processes’, the SAGE Handbook of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Page (25-39).
Available at https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/the-sage-handbook-of-small-business-and-
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03. www.shopify.com/encyclopedia/enterprise