A Career as an Entrepreneur

Business always occupied the majority of my family and began to grow on me. My father has been involved in sales for many years and now he is president of Staples. My mother started her own cleaning work and now works for myself My uncle owns a golf course, pump and well business. My other uncle is doing his own convenient male business, and one of my aunts runs redimix and a construction company. So I think business can be said to be like blood. When it comes to business, I tend to think that I know it all, especially when I start a business what I know.

I recently made a speech on high school and college student career days. Among lawyers, financial advisers, bankers, IT professionals, engineers, I was asked to talk about my "career" as an entrepreneur. To my surprise, 1/4 of over 60% of the children raised their hands to show the way of future entrepreneurs. It is far from 2% I saw in a similar incident two years ago. The entrepreneurial spirit is not just a career pass, but usually an independent exercise. There is only a limited way to get training, support, shoulder shouts. There is a limited audience to support you thanks to all weather time, too much responsibility and the absolute focus on the idea that your sun will set. At the time of writing this article, I can count on how many people can truly bear my burden.

Entrepreneurs' worship by Schumpeter heroes made it impossible for established companies and professionals to target their work and make elusive peaks of entrepreneurs in their careers. It pushed entrepreneurs to a heroic island abandoned from the mainstream business world. It is also only one entrepreneur that can promote innovation as a black box and as a random concept and release it in some way magically. Most business leaders and consultants (not academic thinkers like Schumpeter) chose "destructive" to prove mass raiding, irrational prosperity of financial innovation, and subsequent collapse. This type of vandalism can be placed directly at the door of Schumpeter's corporate war model and strategy. These strategies are zero sum game with competitors as the core.