Reflection Paper On Enterpreneurship

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Abstract
The purpose of this reflective essay is to review mind-set, knowledge and skills of budding entrepreneurs. We were requested to take a General measure enterprising tendency V2 test and a free online creativity test (Aulive test) in order to evaluate our entrepreneurial skills. Venture development can be defined as a new model that is used in the creation and cultivation of scalable ventures (Brinckerhoff, 2000). It normally describes the economic development activity using best practices and activities of experienced business mentoring and venture capital investing so as to create angle-capital-ready firms which will create economic wealth for the specific region. Entrepreneurship on the other hand can be defined in many ways. It is …show more content…

Occasionally enterprising
My overall GET2 results score was 69% suggesting that I was likely to have strengths in some of the enterprising characteristics and may be enterprising in some contexts. This means that at this particular time I’m unlikely to set up an innovative growth-orient global business but may be in a position to express my enterprise either within employment as an intrapreneur or during my leisure time through activities such as voluntary community projects. It was also observed that my need for achievement is high meaning that I have the qualities outlined below:
• An orientation towards the future;
• Reliance on my own ability;
• An optimistic rather than a pessimistic outlook;
• A strong task …show more content…

From the response I received, it was clear that I needed to develop my self confidence and enterprising skills so as to make a success of my venture. I also need to exert greater control over the development of my ideas. I could strengthen my self confidence by developing specific business or project management skills in areas that I feel could be improved. Without self confidence, I may over-rely on others, such as partners or clients, and this could bring a greater business risk (Brinckerhoff, 2000).

Creativity Score
My creativity score was 74.03 compare to the typical 63.57. This was an outstanding performance which incorporated 8 components all of which I fared very well. These metrics used included:
Abstraction: This is the ability to abstract concepts from ideas.
Connection: The ability to make connections between things that do not initially have an apparent connection.
Perspective: This is the ability to shift ones perspective on a situation in terms of space and time, and other people.
Curiosity: The desire to change or improve things that everyone else accepts as norm.
Boldness: The confidence to push boundaries beyond accepted conventions. Also, the ability to eliminate fears of what others think of you.
Paradox: The ability to simultaneously accept and work with statements that are

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