Entrepreneurship is not about startups! That may sound surprising but right at the beginning we need to make something very clear. Entrepreneurship is about tackling unknown problems or unknown solutions. In contrast, more traditional management deals with known problems and known solutions. While startups often wrestle with unknown problems or solutions, startups aren’t the only types of firms that face unknown problems. Large firms, old firms, governments, not-for-profits, virtually every organization faces the unknown from time to time. When they do, they are facing entrepreneurial problems. Therefore, entrepreneurship is not about the type of firm, it is about the type of problem.
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