The article explores the role of executive function in entrepreneurship, suggesting that while some entrepreneurial traits are innate, many skills can be developed. It highlights the cognitive toolkit that underpins strong executive function, essential for navigating business challenges. The connection between executive function and entrepreneurial success creates a growth spiral; as one enhances, so does the other. Researchers identified 14 dimensions of entrepreneurial skills, emphasizing that with the right mental tools, individuals can strengthen their entrepreneurial abilities, thus enabling some founders to thrive in uncertainty, while others may struggle.
Entrepreneurs may be born, but they can also be assembled with the right cognitive toolkit.
The surprising connections between executive function and entrepreneurial skills explain why some founders thrive amid complexity.
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