1. The biggest surprise for me in the reading, in which stood
out the most, would be about the role of profitability and how problems and
models predict it all. The role of profitability and cash flows is a very
unique rule that I find is very fitting towards the role of an entrepreneur. As
well and the other roles, I found this one to be most enlightening and
validated.
2. One part of the reading that was confusing to me was the
failure prediction model because I find that it does not depend on financial data
as much as the book says it does, but I do understand parts of this model and
its stages. Besides that, nothing was too confusing for me.
3. If I were about to ask two questions, I’d ask, “Which model
do you would find most useful towards becoming a successful entrepreneur? And
“How come you spoke very highly of the roles the fourth “failure” plays, why is
this one most important?”
4. I do not think there was
anything the author was wrong about, although Kuratko could have used different
phrases on certain statements he wrote about, I don’t highly disagree with
anything he said.
Great blog post! Keep it up
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