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The document introduces entrepreneurship and discusses the skills and qualities needed for success. It defines an entrepreneur as an individual who runs a small business and assumes the risk. Successful entrepreneurs have both soft skills like managing perceptions and emotional intelligence, as well as hard skills like leadership, marketing, and risk-taking. Qualities like patience, self-discipline, passion, and determination are also important. The document also outlines some advantages like excitement and independence but also disadvantages like irregular income and workload of being an entrepreneur.
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