What surprised me the most in the reading was the charts showing the external and internal problems that entrepreneurs experience. As a visual it was really successful in getting the information across. The only part of the reading that I didn't quite understand was when the author was explaining the feasibility approaches. If I were able to ask the author two questions I would ask "Do you think that it's possible for the problems in the list of "Types and Classes of First-Year problems" to prolong and be present in further years if the company/firm succeeds?" and "In your opinion, should an entrepreneur wait to get started on a business or enterprise if they do not have at least $100,000 to start up?". I would ask the author these questions because I would like to get an opinion from someone who is so knowledgeable about this subject and knows exactly what one should do in entrepreneurial situations. Personally I do not think the author was wrong about anything, I like the way he breaks things down and supports his facts with research.
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