Chapter 11 Flashcards

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big failure vs small failure

A
  • Big failures bankruptcy
  • All entrepreneurs have small failures
    o Are obstacles to over come
    o Most successful embrace small fails and pivot
    o Are considered valleys
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Pivot

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change in business direction

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3
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Failure spectrum

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Deviance
inattention
lack of ability
process inadequacy
uncertainty
exploratory experimentation

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4
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deviance

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when entrepreneur defied legal and ethical boundaries, leading to mismanagement of the venture

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5
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Inattention

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when entrepreneur becomes sidetracked from the core business
 Doing too many things at once

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Lack of ability

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lack of skills to get job done

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7
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process inadequacy

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wrong or missing processes set up in the organization, causing communication breakdown

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8
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Uncertainty

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lack of clarity about future events that can cause entrepreneurs to take unreasonable actions

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9
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exploratory experimentation

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A method whereby market tests are conducted to get early feedback and acquire important learning and information

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10
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why is failure emotional for entrepreneurs

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o Hard to separate personal failure from professional

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11
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how to avoid failure

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 Reframe specific goals to become more achievable
 Separate personal feelings from facts
* What did you learn
 Seek support
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12
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global fear of failure is

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 Perceived opportunities
 Perceived capabilities
 Fear of failure

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13
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use this instead of failure

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prototyping, testing, analyzing, and refinement

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14
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intelligent failures

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o :Good failures that give valuable new knowledge that can help a start up overcome hurdles and roadblocks
o Occur when experimentation is necessary

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15
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Lessons learned from successful entrepreneurs

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o Beware of shiny object syndrome
o Fail fast but not too fast
o Find your formula
o Know who you are
o Find your deeper purpose
o Focus on others
o Recognize when approach is wrong

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16
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How do you build a blame free environment

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o When people feel they can report fail it encourages people to come forward
o Need to stat what failures are acceptable and unacceptable

17
Q

What is Grit

A

quality that enables people to work hard and sustain interests in their long-term goals