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    The document discusses entrepreneurship and sources of stress for entrepreneurs. It defines entrepreneurship as creating or establishing a business and an entrepreneur as someone who plans, implements, and manages a small business. Sources of stress for entrepreneurs include loneliness from isolation, being immersed in their business, and problems with clients/customers. The document provides tips for dealing with stress such as networking, taking holidays, communicating with employees, and finding satisfaction outside of work.

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    Entrepreneurial Mind - CLOTHES

    Business - HOME/HOUSE
    – an organization with the objective of
    making a profit from the sale of goods and Stress can be viewed as a function of
    services discrepancies of persons expectations and ability
    • An enterprise, commercial entity or to meet demand as well as discrepancies
    firm either in private or public between individuals’ expectation and
    sector, concerned with providing personality.
    products to satisfy customer
    requirements. Source of Stress
    • A buying and selling of products or 1. Loneliness- Isolation
    services in order to make profit 2. Emersion in Business-married to their
    business
    Entrepreneurship. 3. People problems- clients/ customers
    • Creating or establishing a business different personality
    Entrepreneur 4. Needs to achieve – achievement brings
    • A person who plans, implements satisfaction
    and manage a small business *PRELIM EXAM*
    *NAGREVIEW NG WALA SA TEST*
    Model of Entrepreneurship *MAG-ARAL*
    1. Self-discovery
    2. Identifying opportunities Dealing with Stress
    3. Generating and evaluating ideas 1. Networking- Communicate with other
    4. Planning business owners
    5. Raising start-up capital 2. Getting away from it all- best antidote /
    6. Start up holiday
    7. Growth 3. Communicating with employees – team
    8. Harvest building , activity/ cash advance
    Characteristic of Entrepreneur 4. Finding satisfaction outside the
    1. Passionate about their work company – holiday
    2. Clear Vision 5. Delegating - gain time ; giving task to
    3. S.M.A.R.T ( Specific, Measurable, another employee
    attainable, relevant, time bound) 6. Exercise – physical activity
    4. Resilient
    5. Organized
    6. Competent in Human Relations
    7. Self-aware
    8. Technical knowledge
    9. Market Knowledge
    10. Superior Customer service

    Entrepreneurs face of no. of diff. types of risk


    • Financial Risk
    • Career Risk
    • Family and Social Risk
    • Psychic Risk

    BASIC NEEDS
    - MEDICINE
    - WATER
    - FOOD

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