Are ENTREPRENEURS Born or Made? | Mike Radoor
20 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief dialogue, two speakers discuss whether entrepreneurship can be taught or is an innate trait. Speaker B argues that everyone starts as a "clean sheet of paper" and that belief systems are shaped in early childhood. They suggest that having go‑getter parents, growing up in scarcity, or experiencing harsh environments such as bullying can instill a drive to succeed, often described as a "chip on your shoulder." This drive, when contrasted with encounters with people who are not in scarcity, fuels the desire for more and can motivate entrepreneurial behavior. The conversation frames entrepreneurship as largely a product of early life conditions rather than a fixed natural talent.










