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  Pexels Image by Ylanite Koppens Do entrepreneurs have any business with love? Or are they addicts whose sole passion falls on handshakes and closed deals?  The answer depends on who you choose to ask.  Nevertheless, entrepreneurs are not the robots many people assume them to be. Although it is part of the job to keep work and play apart, these humans are also entitled to experience wonderful relationships. What is even more fascinating is that they make great partners.  What People Think About Entrepreneur Relationships The problem with entrepreneur relationships often stems from the ideas their partners have.  You see, mindsets and perspectives are a hinge.  Most times, these two critical pieces are set against the entrepreneur - even before they get a chance to prove themselves. This article  from Marriage.com does all the explaining.  Irrationality   Entrepreneurs work with people who are just right for the job; they know their work, get...

  Image by The Everyday Entrepreneurship Blog For many of us, our journey into entrepreneurship actually began with the word "entrepreneur". Somehow, we had come across that four-syllable word and it turned into a mantra. We sang it, we dreamt it, and we worked towards it! But there are certain other similar words, which are solopreneur and micropreneur. Together, these three " -preneur " words make up the basic forms of the more general term, entrepreneurship. Let's jump into making sure you're acquainted with what they individually mean.  Bear in mind that this article is in the category of shorts, so we will be keeping it brief. Who Is A Solopreneur? A solopreneur is an entrepreneur who works all alone. They own a business and also serve as its only employee. This means that they get to manage everything solely by themselves.  For a production business, solopreneurs are responsible for sourcing the raw materials, creating products, and distributing these ...

  Pexel Image by Lisa Fotios There's a lot to say about entrepreneurship in general. But how about we start by telling you what it is and how you can become one - not like the road is easy and challenge-free. Bear in mind that this article is in the category of shorts, so we will be keeping it brief.  What is Entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship refers to the activity of starting and/or managing one or more business ventures. It typically involves bearing the risks and uncertainties of running the business and aiming to make a profit in the long run.   Most of what we learned about entrepreneurship is that it entails having a business, especially one you began yourself. But there's more to it now.  The term entrepreneurship surpasses merely turning an idea into a successful product or service. It also goes well beyond being the mastermind of a business, startup, or company (we'll differentiate them in a later post).  So what exactly does it entail? Entreprene...