Impress me and remember that I am a founder of a business, so you must work hard to convince me that this

is a great idea/project)

ALL THE BEST.

BTW: I am already VERY proud of each one of you. God bless you ALL.

Entrepreneurship

It occurs when an enterprising individual pursues a lucrative opportunity. To be an entrepreneur is to initiate

and build an organization rather than being only a passive part. The entrepreneurial process involves

discovering, evaluating, and capitalizing on opportunities to create new and future goods and services.

Creating value is a central objective of entrepreneurship, just as it is in strategic management. Wealth may be

an entrepreneur's ultimate goal, but it won't come without providing value for other individuals,

organizations, and society.

Entrepreneurs start their firms because of the challenge, the profit potential, and the satisfaction they hope

lies ahead; they want to fulfill a dream. Others launch their businesses to achieve a better quality of life than

they might have at big companies and seek independence and a feeling of being part of the action. Finally,

entrepreneurs feel tremendous satisfaction building something from nothing, seeing it succeed, and watching

the market embrace its ideas and products.

The Idea

If you have an excellent idea for a project, it needs to satisfy two conditions first: You are Passionate About it,

and it has an economic sense (it Makes Money).

The Opportunity:

Entrepreneurs find ways to spot, create, and capture opportunities. Further, entrepreneurial companies can

explore domains that big companies miss or introduce goods or services that capture the market because they

are more straightforward, cheaper, accessible, or convenient.

Possible opportunities can be Technological discoveries (AI), Demographic changes (fitness), Lifestyle and taste

changes (Fashion), Economic dislocations (Oil prices - Real Estate), Calamities (masks), Government initiatives,

and rule changes (VAT, AML).

An opportunity can also lie in Social entrepreneurship, defined in many ways, but most fundamentally, it refers

to leveraging resources to address social problems. It does so by using market-based methods. Organizations

that do this are social enterprises; they create social value by stimulating social change or meeting social/nA Dream

Leadership,

Opportunity obsession,

Tolerance of risk, ambiguity, and uncertainty,

Creativity, self-reliance, and ability to adapt, and

▪ Motivation to excel.

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Your Business Plan:

Become an entrepreneur!

Look for an idea via an opportunity and articulate your project in the following structured manner by

completing every applicable section:

1. Executive summary (your idea)

2. Proposed company offering (your value proposition)

3. The industry and the company and its product(s) or service(s)

4. Market research and analysis (opportunity)

5. The economics of the business (how will it make money)

6. Marketing Plan (how will customers know about you), who are your customers?

7. Design and development plans (how will your business grow)

8. Manufacturing and operations plan (if you are manufacturing a product)

9. Management team (who will higher help you grow this business)

10. Overall schedule (when will you start your research, take the first step, and launch your company)

11. Critical risks, problems, and assumptions

12. The financial plan (funding). How will you generate the capital, and how much capital will you need?

13. Appendixes and references

NB: You can add other or different sections if you wish.