Section Objectives Identify the rewards of going into business for yourself. Recognize the risks of going into business for yourself.

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Section Objectives Identify the rewards of going into business for yourself. Recognize the risks of going into business for yourself.

The Main Idea When you consider going into business for yourself, an important first step is to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship.

Content Vocabulary competition investment capital

Rewards of Entrepreneurship being your own boss doing something you enjoy being creative setting your own schedule having job security making more money being recognized in the community 5

Risks of Entrepreneurship working long hours having an uncertain income being fully responsible risking one’s investment 6

Risking One’s Investment Because of intense competition, business ownership can be a difficult undertaking. competition the rivalry among businesses for consumer dollars

Risking One’s Investment The biggest risk of being in business is the possibility of losing one’s investment. investment the amount of money a person puts into his or her business as capital

Risking One’s Investment One important factor of production for entrepreneurs is acquiring capital. capital the buildings, equipment, tools, and other goods needed to produce a product, or the money used to buy these items

After You Read 1. Identify the rewards of going into business for yourself. The rewards are being your own boss, doing something you enjoy, having the opportunity to be creative, having the freedom to set your own schedule, having job security, making more money, and being recognized in the community.

After You Read 2. Recognize the risks of going into business for yourself. The risks of self-employment are competition, working long hours, having an uncertain income, being fully responsible, and risking one’s investment.

Section Objectives Identify the background, characteristics, and skills of successful entrepreneurs. Explain techniques that will improve your potential for becoming an entrepreneur.

The Main Idea Before going into business, you should determine the characteristics and skills needed to reach your goal of being successful.

Content Vocabulary role model foundation skills profile achiever

Who Are Entrepreneurs? Entrepreneurs are important to the nation’s economy.   Researchers have done studies to determine if entrepreneurs have any traits, experiences, and skills in common.

Background Many entrepreneurs were influenced early in life by a role model. role model a person with attitudes and achievements that others wish to emulate

Twelve Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs persistent self-demanding creative self-confident responsible risk-taking inquisitive restless goal-oriented action-oriented independent enthusiastic 17

Ten Foundation Skills Researchers have identified ten foundation skills needed to be a successful entrepreneur. foundation skills the skills used in all jobs and when setting up and running a business

Ten Foundation Skills communication organizing and planning math teamwork problem-solving social technical and computer adaptability decision-making basic business 19

Build Your Potential as an Entrepreneur Successful entrepreneurs often fit a certain profile. profile a set of characteristics or qualities that identifies a type or category of person

Strengthen Your Entrepreneurial Characteristics You can strengthen your entrepreneurial characteristics by reading, writing, observing, and solving.   You can also think and act like an achiever. achiever a person with a record of success

Develop Your Entrepreneurial Skills Learn the techniques needed to use the skill. Put the skill to work in real-world or simulated situations. Ask yourself if you get the results you want; if not, determine how you can improve. 22

After You Read Identify the backgrounds, characteristics, and skills of successful entrepreneurs. A can-do attitude and desire are important. Successful entrepreneurs are persistent, creative, responsible, inquisitive, goal-oriented, independent, self-demanding, self-confident, risk-taking, restless, action-oriented, and enthusiastic. Entrepreneurs need communication skills, math skills, problem-solving skills, computer and technical skills, decision-making skills, organizing and planning skills, teamwork skills, social skills, adaptability skills, and basic business skills.

After You Read 2. Explain techniques that will improve your potential for becoming an entrepreneur. You can improve your potential by strengthening your entrepreneurial characteristics, by thinking and acting like an achiever, and by developing your skills.

End of Chapter 2 Your Potential as an Entrepreneur