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In this brief monologue, the speaker defines entrepreneurship as the act of pursuing a novel opportunity despite lacking resources. The core idea is that when a segment of society faces a problem, and an individual identifies a way to solve it, that individual qualifies as an entrepreneur. The definition emphasizes three key elements: novelty of the opportunity, resource constraints, and problem‑solving for a specific societal segment.

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