1.
Through reading Chapter 2 something that stood
out the most to me is the physic risk when following an entrepreneurial
venture. I never considered the physiological fatigue that takes place when
devoting everything you have to a project and the project fails. Obviously
money comes and goes, but physiological stability is hard to achieve.
2.
Something that is confusing is what constitutes
as entrepreneurial ethics and normal business ethics.
3.
If I could ask two questions the first would be:
What specific situations have you seen instances of entrepreneurial
rationalization? The second question would be: How do entrepreneurs who achieve
great success and fame attempt to deal with the stress and workload?
4.
There was nothing that I particularly disagreed with
throughout chapter 2.
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