Entrepreneurship·The concept of Entrepreneurship · NSSCO 1.1
Beliefs about enterprise: gender, positive beliefs & lessons from other countries
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Long before anyone starts a business, they already carry ideas in their head about what business is and who it is for. These ideas are called beliefs, and they quietly decide whether a person ever tries at all. In this first lesson we look at the beliefs about enterprise that are common in Namibia, we show clearly that success has nothing to do with whether you are a woman or a man, we learn what China, India, Japan and the United Arab Emirates can teach us, and we see why holding positive beliefs matters both in business and in everyday life.
What you'll learn in this lesson
By the end you should be able to (NSSCO Entrepreneurship 1.1):
- Explain the meaning of a belief about enterprise
- State examples of beliefs about enterprise that are common in Namibia
- Explain that the success of an enterprise does not depend on gender roles
- Explain the lessons learnt from the enterprise beliefs of different countries (China, India, Japan, United Arab Emirates [UAE]) for Namibia
- Explain the importance of applying positive beliefs in the course of doing their enterprise as well as day-to-day life activities
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