Elliott asked:


In starting a business, or running a fledgling start-up, how can obtaining an MBA help? Wouldn’t real-world experience suffice?

I always thought an MBA was used to help your employer’s business, not your own.

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luau3682 asked:


I want to learn how to become my own boss in business.I want to attend a college that teaches strictly entrepeneurship.

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Jeremy M asked:


OK people let’s be real, if you’re fresh out of college with an MBA and YOU DO NOT want to work a 9 to 5 and you go to investors offering them stock in exchange for money for a business you’re trying to start, will they look at you and think you’re half crazy on account of the fact that you have no business experience but you want their money?

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JigZor asked:


I am unhappy with my current job and would like to start my own business.

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Sergio Fantasia asked:


I am managing a startup and we need a good lawyer. What kind of arrangement could I come to with a lawyer that would not require me to dole out large legal fees in the early stages of my venture?

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JigZor asked:


I am unhappy with my current job and would like to start my own business.

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Oliver asked:


Is there a college in London that has the course?

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freakonomics asked:


I know many entrepreneurs and they sell very well. I don’t know entrepreneurs who cannot sell. Is the noun entrepreneur created just to make it sound better than a sales person?
Thanks for quick replies.

Some mentioned entrepreneurs take their own risks. I think sales take risks too — their compensation is usually solely based on how well they sell. They are risking their time and reputation.

Another reason why I’m asking is that when financial institutions look for people to sell their products, they always advertise as:

Be your own boss, manage your own business, take control of your future, become an entrepreneur!

So, it seems entrepreneur = sales.

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freakonomics asked:


I know many entrepreneurs and they sell very well. I don’t know entrepreneurs who cannot sell. Is the noun entrepreneur created just to make it sound better than a sales person?
Thanks for quick replies.

Some mentioned entrepreneurs take their own risks. I think sales take risks too — their compensation is usually solely based on how well they sell. They are risking their time and reputation.

Another reason why I’m asking is that when financial institutions look for people to sell their products, they always advertise as:

Be your own boss, manage your own business, take control of your future, become an entrepreneur!

So, it seems entrepreneur = sales.

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Edgarator asked:


it would be nice for me if this answer comes from entrepeneurs, as i want to become one.

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