BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Success

Current paper · Semantic Scholar

Entrepreneurship is increasingly recognized as a psychologically demanding activity characterized by uncertainty, risk, and frequent exposure to setbacks. While traditional entrepreneurship research has primarily focused on financial, strategic, and technological determinants of venture performance, growing attention is being directed towards the psychological capabilities that enable entrepreneurs to sustain perfor…

Reference · Wikidata

edition; published in 2008

Book · DOAB

In a world where entrepreneurial success often seems deceptively accessible, it is not always clear what makes a person entrepreneurial. In this book, Dimo Dimov offers a reflective insight into the entrepreneurial journey, striking up a conversation about entrepreneurship in order to challenge and untangle existing preconceptions. A discussion of challenges and tensions such as idea versus opportunity, genius versu…

Full text · Open Library

Image · DPLA

In this letter from Mark Litchman to Emmanuel Slater, written on December 26, 1922, Litchman brings his friend up to date on news from the Seattle labor movement. After some initial descriptions of the family's Christmas gathering, and his difficulties in keeping in touch with Slater, Litchman relates the current condition of the Seattle Labor College, and his attempts to boost involvement. He notes the recent succe…