There is a lot of debate about this subject. Opinions range from the Nature end of the spectrum all the way to the Nurture end of the spectrum and encompasses the entire bandwidth in between.

So what do you think? Can Entrepreneurship be Taught, or is it an innate ability that one either has or doesn't have? Weight in below.

Short answer: YES.

Hold on. Let me explain.

You often hear the statement, "There is no shortcut to success."

And while I'm sure the people who say that mean well, I would advise you to ignore them.

They are false prophets.

You know they're out there. As soon as you decide you're going to chase your dreams, or to do something ambitious, here come the naysayers and critics.

And it's hard, right?

Because deep down, in the deepest recesses of your mind, or maybe not so deep, you wonder if they're right.

Truth be told, I'm not sure why it took me so long to finally learn to play chess. Looking back, it was befuddling to others as well.

I remember a friend of mine looking at me, bewildered, when I revealed that I didn't know how to play.

"I just thought you would," he said matter of factly.

Yesterday, I attended the Get Motivated Business Seminar that rolled into the downtown Convention Center. As I sat in a packed room with a couple thousand other like minded individuals, I was struck by how effective the machine was.

Presenter after presenter took the stage to share words of encouragement and inspiration. Some used energy. most used humor. There was a dance contest, complete with beach balls. Willie Jolley even sang. And while I soaked it all it, I developed a deep appreciation for the hustle of every single individual who took the stage.

Then it hit me: I was becoming an expert in HustleNometry; The Science and Art of Hustling.