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This document discusses whether entrepreneurs are born or made. It presents perspectives from several individuals. Jamal Edwards believes entrepreneurs are 95% made through life experiences. Moira Vetter disagrees and provides examples of young child entrepreneurs to argue people are born with entrepreneurial abilities. However, Doug Richards rejects the idea that entrepreneurs are born, saying that view is limiting and it is possible for anyone to gain entrepreneurial skills and confidence through learning and experience. The document discusses different views on the nature versus nurture aspects of entrepreneurship without reaching a definite conclusion.
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