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The document outlines several drawbacks and problems of entrepreneurship: 1) Starting a business involves significant financial risk, as the small business failure rate within two years is 35% and within six years is 64%, which can be devastating if the business fails. 2) Entrepreneurs often work long hours, averaging 52 hours per week, and some start-ups require 10-12 hour days 6-7 days a week with no vacations, draining the quality of life. 3) The intense workload can negatively impact personal relationships and family life, especially as many founders start businesses during their family-forming years from 25-34.
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- 5. Problems of Entrepreneurship • High Levels of Stress • Most entrepreneurs make significant investments in their companies; they leave behind a steady paycheck, and mortgage everything to get into business. Failure can mean total financial failure as well as a psychological blow. This creates high levels of stress and anxiety.
- 6. Problems of Entrepreneurship • Complete Responsibility • Entrepreneurship is highly rewarding, but many entrepreneurs find that they must make decisions on issues they are not very knowledgeable about. When there is no one to ask for answers, the pressure can build quickly. The knowledge that these decisions could decide the success or failure of a business can have a devastating effect on the business owner.
- 7. Problems of Entrepreneurship • Discouragement • Launching a business requires much dedication, tenacity and discipline. Entrepreneurs may run into many obstacles, some may even appear to be insurmountable. Disillusionment and discouragement can set in, but successful entrepreneurs know that every new business encounters rough patches and that perseverance is required to get through them.