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Entrepreneur
A person who owns and runs their own business and is willing to take risks
Enterprise
The willingness to take risks, show initiative and undertake new ventures
Risk
The chance of loss of money or damage to your business from decisions.
Thinking Creatively
Coming up with new and unique ideas
Competitive Advantage
Something a business has that allows it to perform better than its rivals.
Deliberate Creativity
The intentional creation of new ideas which does not rely on traditional methods.
Lateral Thinking
Thinking differently to try and find new and unexpected ideas and ways of doing things.
Blue Skies Thinking
Creative thinking where you come up with as many ideas as possible and none are dismissed as unsuitable.
Why Questions
Asking questions that challenge the way things are done...why do ice lollies need to be on sticks?
Why not questions
Asking questions to come up with new ways of doing things ...why not have ice lollies in tubes?
Invention
The discovery of new processes and potential new products.
Innovation
Transforming inventions so they can be sold to customers.
Getting inventions to market.
Patent
Ownership of an invention or process that is registered with the government.
Copyright
Legal ownership or books, music and films which prevents them from being copied (generally words)
Trademarks
Symbols or signs that can be protected by business law.
Calculated Risk
Working out the probability of a negative outcome from your decision.
Downsides
The disadvantages of a decision, what can go wrong.
Upsides
The advantages of a decision, what can go right.
Enterprise Skills
The skills needed by an entrepreneur to be successful.
Seeing opportunities (Enterprise Skill)
The ability to be able to spot gaps and fill them to hopefully make a profit.
Effective Planning (Enterprise Skill)
Doing your research before you make any decisions and being organised to help prevent business failure.
Thinking ahead (Enterprise Skill)
Thinking about what the future may hold and planning for this, changing when necessary.
Drive and Determination (Enterprise Skill)
Having the motivation and enthusiasm to make things happen and see them through.
Making Connections (Enterprise Skill)
Being able to see the links between things and taking advantage of this.

Initiative (Enterprise Skill)

Being pro-active and getting a job done. Not having to be told what to do eg putting offers on when sales start to drop

Reward

The benefits gained from a successful idea eg profit