“The best way to predict the future is to create it.”
Peter Drucker
Entrepreneurship isn’t one-size-fits-all. Sarah Liew categorizes entrepreneurs into four main types, each with unique challenges and opportunities.
1. Small Business Entrepreneurs
- Focus on local markets and steady growth.
- Examples: Local retail stores, family-run businesses, and small service providers.
- Action Tip: Build strong customer relationships and provide consistent value.
2. Scalable Start-up Entrepreneurs
- Aim for high-growth potential and attract investors.
- Examples: Tech start-ups, subscription-based models.
- Action Tip: Test your business model in a small market before scaling.
3. Large Company Entrepreneurs
- Innovate within established companies.
- Examples: Executives expanding into new markets, R&D-driven ventures.
- Action Tip: Focus on disruptive innovations that improve efficiency.
4. Social Entrepreneurs
- Prioritize community impact over profit.
- Examples: Non-profits, sustainability-driven enterprises.
- Action Tip: Leverage grants and alternative funding to support your mission.
Understanding your entrepreneurial type helps you align your strategy with your goals.
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