sagas-stuff

[sagas-stuff]

PT NUMBER #2 CHARACTER TRAITS COMMON TO SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS

CREATIVITY

Kenneth Cobonpue is a Filipino industrial designer known for his unique designs integrating natural materials through innovative handmade production processes. His creativity sparks ideas and creation that became known to the world. Cobonpue pioneered the integration of design, manufacturing, and global distribution as well as branding in Cebu, operating from his headquarters on the island. Awards to his credit include Hong Kong's Design for Asia Award, the Japan Good Design Award, the American Society of Interior Designers Selection, the French Coup de Coeur Award, and the first Asian Designer of the Year title given by the Maison et Objet in Paris. Cobonpue designs have appeared in full-length films such as Ocean's 13 and CSI Miami while his roster of clientele includes Hollywood celebrities and members of royalty like Queen Sofía of Spain, Queen Rania of Jordan, and former couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. TIME Magazine has called him “rattan’s first great virtuoso."

http://www.kennethcobonpue.com/profile/

VISION

Bill Gates is an American business magnate, software developer, investor, author, and philanthropist. He is a co-founder of Microsoft Corporation. During his career at Microsoft, Gates held the positions of chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), president, and chief software architect, while also being the largest individual shareholder until May 2014. He is considered one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the microcomputer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s. Being a visionary his horizon has opened a great possibility of different life aspects.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates

DECISIVENESS

John Gokongwei was a Filipino billionaire businessman and philanthropist. He had holdings in telecommunications, financial services, petrochemicals, power generation, aviation, food, beverage, and livestock farming. His decisiveness to think fast and find solution as quick as possible fueled his career and business empire to where it was right now.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gokongwei

FLEXIBILITY

Steve Jobs was an American business magnate, industrial designer, investor, and media proprietor. His flexibility during his rise and fall in Apple Inc. opens a different kind of field but contributes to his success – Pixar. His flexibility to adapt changes has never failed him to achieve success.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Steve-Jobs

RISK TOLERANCE

Elon Musk wasn’t born lucky, life wasn’t just handed to him. He came from a broken family and was severely bullied as a child. His success didn't come from happenstance, rather his ability to brute force his audacious concepts onto our degrading world, regardless of the obstacles. Against his father’s wishes, he made a brave move to the United States at age 17. Studying both economics and physics at the University of Pennsylvania, he moved on to pursue a PhD at Stanford University. However, instead of more schooling, he took another leap of faith. Regardless of the hazards involved, our main man thrusts forward. At the beginning, the idea of forming a successful electric car company was thoroughly mocked. Yet, in a decade, Tesla overtook an impenetrable century-old industry. How? Tesla’s success is not some glitch in the simulation, it’s the well-deserved reward for taking risks, ambitiously, against all odds. Sometimes our collective feeling of uncertainty leads to a tendency of being “stuck” in life. We just can’t build up the courage to take risks. It takes a certain kind of character to disregard the doubts, fears, and anxieties that surface as we consider risky moves. Not everyone can forge ahead, but Elon Musk has — we've seen Musk (and Tesla) prove the haters wrong time and time again.

https://insideevs.com/features/387249/tesla-elon-musk-art-of-risk/

MARY ANN S. SAGA

GRADE 12 HUMSS 2P WISDOM

ENTREP

[sagas-stuff]

Entrepreneurship is the current trend for all ages, everyone we know wants to integrate whatever they are good at into entrepreneurship. Specially in the 21st century wherein people are becoming more aware on financial literacy and empowering their selves with entrepreneurial business to generate income and continuously become a life-long learner in life. Various theories are made to enhance our knowledge and widen our perspective. The link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFEdY24y1Kk&ab_channel=Birkbeck%2CUniversityofLondonentitled Innovation – The Engine of Economic Growth is a 2 minute video that can give us a glimpse of what are the implications of theories in entrepreneurship but just a heads up this video is a infomercial about the Birbeck University however this short video will give emphasis on the theories that will tackle later on…

Innovation Theory empowers revolutionary change not just in a simple machinery but propels excellence in entrepreneurship. It will be seen in the first scene in the video how innovation changes the way we are before and now. Keynesian Theory that puts emphasis on how governance can affect the entrepreneurial state, it is advocated to give importance on the prevention and eradicating depression in the economy. Alfred Marshall Theory gives importance on production and entrepreneurs itself. As we can see in the video, it also emphasizes how an entrepreneur moves the market and the economy. Risk and Uncertainty-Bearing Theory, it is tackled in the video that entrepreneurs should calculate risk and knows risks. Uncertainty is always present in the entrepreneurial realm and a good entrepreneur take risks to improve and innovate. Kaldor’s Technological Theory is highly considered in the video that is connected with innovation wherein technology gives convenience and progressive economy. As much as I’d love to give emphasis on my blog, these theories are depicted on the short video. The video itself talks about how innovation and these theories are interconnected. Without entrepreneurs and theories, economy and the market might struggle in different circumstances and the government possesses a great power to improve our economic condition and how the entrepreneurs continuous innovation might change the world we sees now.

[sagas-stuff]

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Entrepreneurship is the current trend for all ages, everyone we know wants to integrate whatever they are good at into entrepreneurship. Specially in the 21st century wherein people are becoming more aware on financial literacy and empowering their selves with entrepreneurial business to generate income and continuously become a life-long learner in life. Various theories are made to enhance our knowledge and widen our perspective. The link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFEdY24y1Kk&ab_channel=Birkbeck%2CUniversityofLondon entitled Innovation – The Engine of Economic Growth is a 2 minute video that can give us a glimpse of what are the implications of theories in entrepreneurship but just a heads up this video is a infomercial about the Birbeck University however this short video will give emphasis on the theories that will tackle later on… Innovation Theory empowers revolutionary change not just in a simple machinery but propels excellence in entrepreneurship. It will be seen in the first scene in the video how innovation changes the way we are before and now. Keynesian Theory that puts emphasis on how governance can affect the entrepreneurial state, it is advocated to give importance on the prevention and eradicating depression in the economy. Alfred Marshall Theory gives importance on production and entrepreneurs itself. As we can see in the video, it also emphasizes how an entrepreneur moves the market and the economy. Risk and Uncertainty-Bearing Theory, it is tackled in the video that entrepreneurs should calculate risk and knows risks. Uncertainty is always present in the entrepreneurial realm and a good entrepreneur take risks to improve and innovate. Kaldor’s Technological Theory is highly considered in the video that is connected with innovation wherein technology gives convenience and progressive economy. As much as I’d love to give emphasis on my blog, these theories are depicted on the short video. The video itself talks about how innovation and these theories are interconnected. Without entrepreneurs and theories, economy and the market might struggle in different circumstances and the government possesses a great power to improve our economic condition and how the entrepreneurs continuous innovation might change the world we sees now.