1. What is entrepreneurship ?
1.1. Art
1.1.1. turning challenges into success stories
1.2. Process
1.2.1. Recognizing business opportunity
1.2.2. Creating a business
1.3. Skill
1.3.1. Starting new businesses
1.3.2. Involving seeing new opportunities
2. Differences between Small Business Owners, Managers and Entrepreneurs
2.1. Entrepreneurship versus small business
2.1.1. Behaviour
2.1.1.1. Strive to achieve much more than being successful
2.1.1.2. Satisfied with success
2.1.2. Innovation
2.1.2.1. Proactive
2.1.2.2. Reactive
2.1.3. Motive
2.1.3.1. Passionate about the business
2.1.3.2. Start the business for profits not as a passion
2.1.4. Market Share
2.1.4.1. Large market share
2.1.4.2. Smaller market share
2.1.5. Mindset
2.1.5.1. Continuously source for new ventures
2.1.5.2. Retention of the same business structure
2.2. Manager versus Entrepreneur
2.2.1. An employee but can act as an employer during the hiring process
2.2.1.1. The owner of a firm or a project
2.2.2. The profits may depend on productivity and incentives defined by the firm
2.2.2.1. He is the owner of the company's profit. He or she will decide how to distribute it
2.2.3. Use the available resources within the company to administrate the business
2.2.3.1. When the available resources are insufficient, an entrepreneur may seek help from other financial institutions
2.2.4. May require educational background or experience in the field of work
2.2.4.1. Uses his or her self-constructed abilities and experience
3. Women entrepreneurs prove it isn’t just a man’s world
3.1. Women 3 unique strengths
3.1.1. Trust your gut
3.1.2. Build strong relationships
3.1.3. Find a balance between work and life
3.2. You don’t have to know everything
4. Types of business owners
4.1. Home based
4.1.1. Operate from home
4.1.2. Examples
4.1.2.1. Apple
4.1.2.2. Disney
4.1.3. Standing place
4.2. Online
4.2.1. Internet based
4.2.2. Examples
4.2.2.1. Amazon
4.2.2.2. EBay
4.2.3. Small or large
4.3. Serial
4.3.1. Several businesses
4.3.2. Several sources of income
5. 5 traits of entrepreneur
5.1. Self-discipline
5.1.1. Do things you don’t like doing
5.2. Integrity
5.2.1. Be perfectly honest in everything you do
5.2.2. Your word is your bond
5.3. Persistence
5.3.1. Go hand-in-hand with all great success
5.3.2. Indispensable quality of all successful people
5.4. Clear sense
5.4.1. Set clear targets
5.4.2. Give clear sense of direction to your people
5.5. Decisive and action
5.5.1. Discipline yourself to take action
5.5.2. Carry out decisions