entrepreneurship

Suggesting that willingness to forgo having a family is a pre-requisite for entrepreneurship is fallacious.

The issue of Germany and entrepreneurship is a whole different rant, and there are legal barriers here which I believe stifle entrepreneurship.

Elite US universities, which encourage entrepreneurship, where external factors align to create lots of liquidity around able co-founders.

This reminds me a lot of government entrepreneurship grants (ex: Singapore) that similarly have few strings attached, if any.

There is absolutely nothing correlating entrepreneurship with not being able to insure yourself or your family.

Or do you think the topics (inspiration, entrepreneurship, leadership, mind) are danger signals to readers?

The cheap land and lack of landed gentry created a culture that values entrepreneurship.

Never mind the entire notion of a circle of people who do computer-related entrepreneurship.

If you can not deal with the ambiguity of not being covered for long term illness by insurance, entrepreneurship is likely not for you.

I've seen several deals killed because some basic entrepreneurship issues were written off because the company thought it was no big deal.

It is also not a great epicenter of tech entrepreneurship.

When Entrepreneurship is extinguished, quality of life for everyone decreases.

Do we like the idea of "receive free money" because there is entrepreneurship involved?

I was referring to "Japanese-style entrepreneurship" being korean instead.

"The only surprises are the history you don't know." Harry Truman There is a lot of good stuff here, you get a sense of the repeating cycles of innovation and entrepreneurship.

It is totally orthogonal to my skill set, so I won't be personally interested, but so cool: it is rare to see a confluence of "interesting," "philosophically important" and "remote" work outside of pure entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship can be switched off like a light if the incentives are removed.