Welcome to the Entrepreneurship Course for Beginners presented by the Leonard School of Business Innovation.
If you are searching for a resource that teaches practical entrepreneurship through the lens of an ordinary person, you are in the right place. This course breaks down the basics of becoming an entrepreneur using relatable terminology and specific examples.
Many entrepreneurship courses educate using collegiate "business administration" frameworks, which are rarely the best approach. They often speak in ways that are unfamiliar to new entrepreneurs. Even worse, these business strategies are not always effective in the real world. Many businesses will not make it beyond the first few years.
This resource was specifically designed for beginning and intermediate entrepreneurs who don't come from wealth, but have the potential to be great.
Have you ever wondered which characteristics make someone an ideal candidate for entrepreneurship? How do you determine if you are ready to be your own boss? How should someone start their journey as an entrepreneur? Where can they get money to fund their wildest ideas? What can they sell to earn revenue?
Learn the answer to these questions and much more. By the end of this course, you will have a clear understanding of what it takes to get started as an entrepreneur.
