Question

At the end of this section, the author provides links to self-assessments to help determine if an individual has what it takes to be an entrepreneur. He also refers to the "Miles Davis" test. Considering these, and the psychological and personal toll that entrepreneurs endure, would lead you to conclude that:

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is entrepreneurs are born, not made.

Explanation:

Entrepreneurs, social psychologists and economic theorists have speculated on whether entrepreneurs are born or made, in other words, if you are predisposed to become an entrepreneur because of your genetic constitution, or if that provision comes from your environment, conditioning or other external factor.

For most entrepreneurs, it is comforting to think that business men and women are made, that even if they lack the "right" DNA, practice, experience and sufficient conditioning to be a success.