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Entrepreneur:

Creativity

Entrepreneurial Creativity

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by Vadim Kotelnikov, Founder, The first-ever BUSINESS e-COACH for Innovative Leaders, 1000ventures.com

"The best way to forecast the future is to invent it!"  - George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman

 

Ten3 Business e-Coach: Why, What, and How How To Be More Creative Lateral Thinking Self-Motivation Achievement Management Cross-Functional Excellence Igniting People Uncovering the Iceberg of Opportunity Just-in-time Learning How To Be a Winner Knowledge Entrepreneurial Creativity Vadim Kotelnikov, Founder, Ten3 Business e-Coach (personal web-site) 1000ventures.com - Ten3 Business e-Coach Simulating a creative-chaos environment Thinking Outside the Box Entrepreneur - Key Personality and Action Factors

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Entrepreneurial Creativity Defined

"Entrepreneur is a person who habitually creates an innovates to build something of recognized value around perceived opportunities.1

In this definition of the Entrepreneur, "creates" means starting from scratch and bringing into being something that was not there before.

A Continuous Innovative Activity

"Creativity is a continuous activity for the entrepreneur, always seeing new ways of doing things with little concern for how difficult they might be or whether the resources are available. But the creativity in the entrepreneur is combine with the ability to innovate, to take the idea and make it work in practice. This seeing something through to the end and not being satisfied until all is accomplished is a central motivation for the entrepreneur. Indeed once the project is accomplished the entrepreneur seeks another 'mountain to climb' because for him or her creativity and innovation are habitual, something that he or she just has to keep on doing."1 This is why entrepreneurs disturb markets, 'thrive on chaos', and can challenge large established businesses.

 

Bibliography:

  1. "Entrepreneurs", Bill Bolton and John Thompson, 2000

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