Entrepreneurship Lesson 1 Quarter 1 Intro

Entrep quarter 1 lesson

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My experience
I’ve been teaching
TLE-ICT for 6 years
My Background
I grew up in Siquijor, Siquijor
I attended my Elementary
and Secondary in Siquijor.

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28. Divide the class into
5 groups.
BUSINESS TIME
Think of business that you want to venture or put up
in your community.
Present your business ideas in a tune kung akoy
manenegosyo ang pipiliun ko….

41. Entrepreneurial Process:
Entrepreneurship is a process, a journey, not the
destination; a means, not an end. All the successful
entrepreneurs like Bill Gates (Microsoft), Warren Buffet
(Hathaway), Gordon Moore (Intel) Steve Jobs (Apple
Computers), Jack Welch (GE) GD Birla, Jamshedji Tata
and others all went through this process.
To establish and run an enterprise it is divided into three
parts – the entrepreneurial job, the promotion, and the
operation. Entrepreneurial job is restricted to two steps,
i.e., generation of an idea and preparation of feasibility
report. In this article, we shall restrict ourselves to only
these two aspects of entrepreneurial process.

55. Hustler entrepreneurship
People who are willing to work hard and put in a
constant effortare considered hustler
entrepreneurs. As is often the case, they start small
and work towards growing a bigger business with
hard work rather than capital.
Lifestyle entrepreneurship isa type of career and
business model that an individual can create around
the lifestyle they want. Lifestyle entrepreneurs build
careers around their passions or hobbies and believe
that their purpose is to change their lifestyle instead
of making a profit.

56. Dealerpreneur –buys and sells things. Jack-of-
all preneur – can run many different businesses
but is not an expert at any of them.
Travelpreneur – owns a profitable business that
is NOT restricted to a certain location.
Maker- preneur - A person who sets up a business
or businesses, taking on financial risks inthe
hopeof profit with the sale of products they make
themselves.
Includes makers of all disciplines within crafts,art
and designand more often
includeshandmadeproducts.

57. What is jack of all trades in entrepreneurship?
This posits thatan individual who is 'innately' well
versed in a variety of fields, i.e. a Jack-of-All-Trades
(JAT), has a high probability of becoming an
entrepreneur. The idea is that, as entrepreneurs
need to manage different people and tasks, they
must be sufficiently well versed in a variety of
fields.
Slugger a person who strikes hard,
especially a boxer noted for the ability to deliver
hard punches. Baseball. a player who frequently
gets extra-base hits; a strong...

58. Travelprenuership is a location independent enterprise,
which can be operated from any where in the globe with a
laptop and good internet reception. In simple language, it can
be defined as Art of making a living by
traveling.Travelpreneur is person who chose location
independent enterprise and travelling is a lifestyle for
him\her or we can say A Travelpreneur is someone who
embraces the concept of Travelpreneurship.
.A sidepreneur isworking a regular job as an
employee but also hustling night-shifts or at the
weekends to realize his/her dream of building their
own start-up. This reduces the financial risk. However,
you are not fully focused and might struggle to
balance your corporate job and your start-up.

59. Do gooderpreneur- someone who does things that
they think will help other people, although the other
people might not find their actions helpful.
Geek-preneur-These people can make technology work
for them and create small dynamic businesses which engage
users throughout the world in their dream creation. Pros :
Easy to start boot strapped business. Cons : Lacks people skills
to engage others.
Abusiness incubatoris an organization that
helpsstartup companiesand individual entrepreneurs
to develop their businesses by providing a fullscale
range of services, starting withmanagement
trainingandoffice space, and ending with venture
capital financing.
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60. WHICH HAT ARE
YOU WEARING
TODAY?

62. Look for a woman
entrepreneur in your
community. Ask her about
the reasons for her engaging
in entrepreneurship. Report
in class what you have
gathered.