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“I know that entrepreneurship is a career option for me.”

Young people cannot become entrepreneurs unless they know that entrepreneurship is an option for them and understand what it entails. An entrepreneurial mindset combines creativity, innovativeness, willingness to take (acceptable) risks, perception of failure as an opportunity to learn and persevere, and willingness to work outside one’s comfort zone. (See Roundtable Backgrounder for full details.)

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