Who Even Is An Entrepreneur?: Crash Course Business - Entrepreneurship #1

I hate sexism

She a baddie

She bad as hell , only reason why I sat through the whole video

Great episode! Anna did a great job explaining the concept of entrepreneurship and who entrepreneurs are. I especially liked her point that entrepreneurs are not just people who start businesses, but also people who are innovative and think outside the box.

Thanks!

Can someone tell me how and where i can sale my ideas?

i hate my collage

She’s hot

I’m an aspiring entrepreneur. I plan to start this year.

Good video😁

Ah yes the crash course series I wish I could have seen right after I graduated high school

Definitely Agree with the fact that freedom is a major part of entrepreneurship.

This was an eye opening presentation on entrepreneurs. I hope to hear more informative pieces like this to further my understanding of the topic. I may just download a textbook or sign up for a free course.

The idea of "taking a financial risk" doesn't seem all too genuine sometimes.

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Sure, here are the notes for the video 'Who even is an Entrepreneur? Crash Course Business - Entrepreneurship':

The video starts by explaining that entrepreneurs are individuals who start and run businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of making a profit. The video emphasizes that entrepreneurship is not limited to any specific industry or field, and that entrepreneurs can be found in all types of businesses, from small startups to large corporations.

The video highlights the importance of entrepreneurship in society, as entrepreneurs often create new products, services, and jobs, which can lead to economic growth and innovation. The video explains that entrepreneurship can also provide solutions to social and environmental problems, such as climate change and poverty.

The video explores the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, including creativity, passion, resilience, and the ability to take calculated risks. The video explains that successful entrepreneurs are often able to identify opportunities in the market and develop innovative solutions to meet the needs of their customers.

The video also explains that entrepreneurship is not without its challenges and risks. The video highlights some of the common challenges that entrepreneurs face, such as financial uncertainty, competition, and failure. The video emphasizes that resilience and the ability to learn from failure are important qualities for successful entrepreneurs.

The video concludes by stating that entrepreneurship is an essential component of modern society and that anyone can become an entrepreneur with the right mindset, skills, and resources. The video encourages viewers to explore their entrepreneurial potential and to consider the benefits and challenges of starting their own businesses.

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Success as an entrepreneur requires a combination of several key factors, including:

1 Strong vision and determination: Successful entrepreneurs have a clear vision of what they want to achieve and are committed to making it happen.

2 Problem-solving skills: Entrepreneurs need to identify problems and develop innovative solutions to meet the needs of their customers.

3 Adaptability: The ability to pivot and adapt quickly to changes in the market is crucial for entrepreneurs.

4 Financial management: Entrepreneurs need to be able to manage their finances effectively, including budgeting, forecasting, and securing funding.

5 Networking: Building strong relationships with partners, suppliers, and customers is essential for success.

6 Sales and marketing skills: Entrepreneurs need to be able to effectively promote and sell their products or services to generate revenue.

7 Strong leadership: Successful entrepreneurs are able to inspire and motivate their team to achieve their goals.

8 Continuous learning: Entrepreneurs should be open to learning new skills and knowledge to stay ahead in the market.

Good video

I would argue that the gig economy is disproportionately about employers trying to skirt legal rights for employees and not about entrepreneurship. Only a really small numbers of people "benefit from the gig economy"... and they're called freelancers. And freelancers existed was before the "gig economy" was a thing.

What is that lamp in the background brand
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Damn she's so charming!

Direct and Simple explanation. Thanks a lot. 💕💗😘

it's your mind that drives you

Thank you so much

OHHHHH- SO THAT'S SOME ENTREPRENEUR'S - well, it's too late now...

only about women

This was such an awesome video!

Anna is such an engaging and energetic host!

i need money to start a business
whose! interested i have an idea👁️

Great video, thanks for making it easier for me to understand. Much appreciated.

Who is an entrepreneur? Someone who finds a problem that needs solving and offers a solution.

Do you agree with gigging? Yes, I think it's a great way to hustle used in the right way.

Why has gigging been banned in Mexico? Maybe because people would start using it wrong and it would be unsafe for people.

Anna has actress qualities

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This video genuinely made me smile

Spreadsheets for life at a 9-5 for some provides security and sustainability, I'm not trying to be rude but I'm honestly curious, and at a strange point in my life. if I choose to go this direction in life and earn a stable/median income, does this mean I don't have the spirit to become an entrepreneur?

not gonna lie... whomever's brother is out there making coffee-flavored toothpaste might have a few customers.

Hello, is there a chance that this course will have either French subtitles or Arabic subtitles soon??

Such informative and relevant information on Entrepreneurship, thank you for this.

Great Video! I'm trying to get more subscribers!

If all were entrepreneurs or the boss ? Then who's going to be an employee? XD

Love how you define what an entrepreneur is and isn’t. Fab video!

Great video!

Please use Ana more often please (2020).

Great voice, great presence. Oh and, great content😁

Are you an Entrepreneur, Bazingo I don't care

how many you guys thought she was pretty

"Ooooh Crash Course Business sure, I'll take it"
*sees it's hosted by Anna Akana

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