The document discusses the essence of entrepreneurship, defining it as the act of innovating and creating economic value. It emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear, managing risks, and building effective teams while also addressing the challenges faced by new businesses. Moreover, it explores strategies for identifying opportunities, securing funding, and executing business ideas effectively.

1. Entrepreneurship
Education.

2. What’s
Entrepreneurship?

3. “What is Entrepreneurship?”
Entrepreneurship is the act of being an entrepreneur, which is a French word meaning "one
who undertakes innovations, finance and business acumen in an effort to transform
innovations into economic goods.

4. Entrepreneurship Need
and Reasons

5. Need for
Innovation

6. Exponential
Growth

7. Make a difference to
society
Make it
Better!

8. Explore Potential

9. Building from scratch

10. Leave
a Legacy
Leave a legacy

11. Picture can Be Used for Growth

12. How it
Impacts Society

13. Creates Employment

14. Creates Efficiency

15. Creates
Wealth for
nations

16. History of
Entrepreneurship

17. History of Entrepreneurship over the Centuries

18. Entrepreneur

19. Entrepreneur is the person who brings about a
change and possesses characteristics to
implement ideas to benefit the society as a
whole.

21. Kind of Entrepreneurs'

22. Entrepreneurial Traits

23. How to identify the keeda 

24. How to Identify if the Keeda is going to stay and
trouble you for life 

25. What we imagine and what it actually is 
Chief Everything Else Officer

26. Loves to Take Responsibility,
this doesn’t seems to be too Much 

27. What makes entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurial

28. Managerial Thinking – Causal
Reasoning

29. Strategic Thinking – Creative Causal
Reasoning

30. Entrepreneurial Thinking – Effectual
Reasoning

31. Entrepreneurs Vs Working for Somebody
“Entrepreneurship Vs Job”

32. Preparing your
Mind

33. Entrepreneurs' Line of thinking

34. Fear the BIGGEST Barrier, Overcoming Fear

35. Preparing for the Test Match, This is not T 20

36. Leave the Bad Balls and Stay on the Pitch,

37. Its Never Late, Donot give up

38. Between you and Amitabh Bachan, He has Failed more,
But what matters is who wins more

39. Social Preparation.
People can't do something' themselves. They wanna tell you, you can't do it.
If you want somethin', go get it.
Don't ever let somebody tell you...
You can't do something.

40. Consumption: Today or Later.
Invest today, Reap later
.

41. Understanding Risk

42. Understanding Business Risk.
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Misreading the Market
•
Unable to scale
•
Implementation
•
Planning
•
Investor risk
•
A high percentage of new businesses fail within the first few
years.
Overestimating the appeal of your product or service.
Inadequate initial financing.
Poor financial controls can sink a new business even if the
idea of the business is a good one.
The new business consumes the time you devote to family and
friends
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43. Personal Financial Planning.
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Strategies and timelines
for accomplishing your
goals.
Create and
review a
financial plan.
Managing risk is essential
to your long-term financial
security & protect you from
financial catastrophe.
Obtain
adequate
insurance.
•
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Organize your
financial
records.
Evaluate where you're at
today and set the stage
for your goals and
priories going forward.
Don’t keep unnecessary
loans and credit card
debt
•
Reduce or
minimize
consumer
debt.
•
Have enough cash on hand to
cover three to six months of
basic living expenses .
Calculate your
net worth.
Build an
emergency
fund.
Establish a
spending plan.
•
This is simply a matter
of figuring out what
you own less what you
owe.
Have a balanced
spending plan

44. Opportunity

45. Spotting the Opportunity.
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Start to believe you can.
Don’t focus on the problems, focus on
finding opportunities.
Think of what it is you want to
achieve.
Think about how you can accomplish
your goal.
Take different views of the situation.
Make it a habit, see every problem as
an opportunity.

46. Building the Team

47. Team is Money, Money is Team

48. Partnerships Make it Happen.
Share Values
And
Vision.

49. Complement each other.
Choose a partner who complements your skills.
Steve Wozniak: Production
Steve Jobs : Sales & Vision

50. Go to Market Plan

51. When to start
on my own?

52. How to increase my chances of success as an
entrepreneur?

53. Should I try to get funding for my business?If yes, when?
Take funding when you are looking to scale up aggressively
.

54. How Does Start Up Funding Work

55. Always think through Investor Hat, He is in to
Make Money.. not Charity!

56. Early Stage Investment Thinking

57. Scaling Stage Thinking

58. Exit Stage Thinking, This is where Money is
Made for all Fuss 

59. I have many ideas,
which one should I begin with?
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Take time to brainstorm about possible
ideas.
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Start with the one you can begin today or
fastest.
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Focus on customers and what their
needs / wants are.
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Look for demand.
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Review the competition.
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Do you have the required Skills /
Resources / Time.
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Do you feel confident you can execute
the idea.

60. History of Ideas

61. In short..
Entrepreneurship is about…
those who dare to dream the
dreams and are foolish enough
to try and make their dreams come true.

63. Thank You
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