The document discusses what it takes to start a new venture successfully. It explains that the venture should be built around an entrepreneur's core competency and idea or concept. It also stresses the importance of sustaining risks through identifying potential risks and having a risk mitigation plan, as well as sufficient cash surplus and minimum profits. The document recommends entrepreneurs seek guidance from mentors in the initial stages for support and different perspectives to help the venture grow tangibly, and later potentially engage consultants with specific expertise to deliver tangible results. Overall success and true entrepreneurship, it conveys, involves ensuring succession by either building a sustainable business or organization that can continue without the founder.