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If you want to become a doctor, you have to understand the field of medicine.

If you want to become a lawyer, you have to understand the field of criminal justice.

If you want to start a business, you have to understand the basics of entrepreneurship.

So what is entrepreneurship?
Entrepreneurship is defined as "organizing and managing an enterprise, especially a business, usually with considerable risk and initiative."

A better way to view Entrepreneurship is; it is finding a problem, and then providing a solution for a profit.

Every great business begins with 2 simple questions:
  • What is a problem that needs solving?
  • How can I solve this problem?
Once an aspiring entrepreneur has answered both questions, it becomes a matter of execution. And while that may seem simple in an academic environment, it is a very difficult task in the real world.

Any great business is the result of a very simple equation: Idea + Amazing Execution. Understand that an Amazing Idea combined with Horrible Execution is as worthless as a Horrible Idea.

However, when a Mediocre Idea is combined with Amazing Execution, the results are spectacular. Most entrepreneurs fail because they fall  short in their execution.

It is important to note that entrepreneurship is a team sport. It isn't enough for only the entrepreneur to be excellent; it is also required of their suppliers, their lawyers, their accountants and a whole list of individuals and businesses that they rely on to execute their vision.

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