entrepreneurship
20 statements across 19 episodes · 5 bullish · 4 bearish · 19 people on the record · first statement Jan 28, 2015 by Mark Peter Davis · across every show →
Everything said about entrepreneurship, oldest first
Jan 28, 2015
Davis: Entrepreneurship is a mentorship sport requiring key advisors
“There's a tremendous amount of knowledge required to be a successful entrepreneur. It is truly a mentorship sport. And if you don't have the right advisors around you, the right people to support you can fail for things that are very avoidable.”
Aug 12, 2015 negative
Pirzio-Biroli: NGO jobs siphon talent away from entrepreneurship in developing economies
“Every single one of them that gets kind of attracted to going to work for an NGO comes at the opportunity cost of not becoming an entrepreneur. And actually, small business and entrepreneurship is what grows an economy. That's what contributes to GDP. That's w…”
May 11, 2016 neutral
Clifford: Only society's most talented and ambitious should be entrepreneurs
“No, everyone should not be an entrepreneur. And I think sometimes our message gets confused with that idea which is something we want to push back against very hard. So we absolutely do not believe that everyone should be an entrepreneur. What we actually beli…”
Sep 28, 2016 positive
Morin: Entrepreneurial Drive Is Innate and Instantly Identifiable
“If you're an entrepreneur. It's just innate. Like, it's really clear to me. Like, I can tell that you're a purebred entrepreneur from, like, across the ocean and having never talked to you on the phone. Like, it's just, like, super clear. You know, when you ha…”
Oct 19, 2016 positive
Mar 13, 2017
Grady: Entrepreneurship is the least zero-sum activity in business
“Within the world of business, it seems like there are a lot of areas that are somewhat zero sum and entrepreneurship and founding companies is kind of at the opposite end of that spectrum, where it is the least zero sum thing imaginable, meaning you have a ver…”
Apr 17, 2017 positive
Felser: Venture capital is easier than entrepreneurship due to flexibility
“It's obviously easier than being an entrepreneur, but I can do it from anywhere. I'm flexible about my hours. I can work, you know, sometimes I work until one AM, sometimes I work until three PM and have a portfolio of companies to spread the stress across.”
Jul 14, 2017
Sep 18, 2017
Volpi: Early-stage entrepreneurship is about understanding human incentives, not analytics
“Entrepreneurship, especially at the early age, is less about, you know, analytics and numerics, and it's really about understanding human beings, their incentives, their motivations, and what makes them great.”
Nov 8, 2017
Nov 8, 2017 negative
Dec 2, 2019
May 15, 2020
Kunst: Elite graduates increasingly view startup founding as a resume box check
“Entrepreneurship used to be perceived as a massive risk, and now I think for a certain segment of people, they see it as just another box you check, and if you happen to be really good at it, great, but it's just something you have to do the same way that you …”
Jul 27, 2020
Brad Feld: Mental health stigma creates a personal doom loop for founders
“Realized that there was an incredible stigma around issues of mental health in our society broadly, but especially in the context of entrepreneurship. And that stigma that existed actually made things much, much worse for somebody who was Depressed, and that o…”
Mar 28, 2022
Aug 24, 2022 negative
Jun 26, 2023
Babayigit: Entrepreneurship gets easier over time like raising children
“I think it does get easier, right? Because it's, I think it changed the nature of the problems change. It's like when people ask me about kids, you know, when you have a small kid, you worry about something relatively minuscule every single day, maybe every si…”
Aug 21, 2023 negative
Dec 15, 2023 positive