Did this book change your view on entrepreneurship?

[Martin Chukwudi]

The book expanded my perceptions of entrepreneurship by incorporating an exclusive American perspective and emphasizing the unique American context.

[Stanley Ebube Ross]

I wouldn't say it change my perspective but it sure did broaden my knowledge on my already established thoughts on american business.

[Stanley Ebube Ross]

I love how i felt after reading the book, it made me feel like one of those investment bankers in wall street.

[Jecinta Ajah]

It changed it and also enhanced it. I had a little knowledge of business studies in high school, but there was very little that was taught about entrepreneurship. The experience was brief. I was able to consider factors that could affect a startup in a country that I was not aware of after reading this book.

[Black Noir]

My perspective on entrepreneurship underwent a significant transformation, expanding my understanding in ways I never thought possible.

[Elendu Divine Ugochi]

This book went deeper and altered my perspective on startups and entrepreneurship. It also kind of opened my eyes to the possibility of variables that I had never considered before that could have an impact on a startup in another nation.

[Cynthia Boles]

Yes, this book significantly deepened my understanding of entrepreneurship by highlighting the pivotal role of innovative policies and cultural factors in America's success. It also shifted my perspective on how crucial systemic support is for entrepreneurial growth.

[Janet Maggie]

No, I don't think it did. I only new ideas and concepts by virtue of reading this book. I learnt that the success of a firm is largely dependent on the business environment and other factors sucha s organizational management and policies. It is obvious that works for one might not work for another.
Overall, this book is important for every business person within or outside America.

[Daniel__Smith]

Blending a new approach to History and entrepreneurship, this book really changed my view on entrepreneurship. This book is an eye-opener.

[Inda Bosk]

This book was a revelatory experience that altered my understanding of entrepreneurship and its underlying dynamics.

[aii train]

Reading this book was a game-changer for me, completely transforming my perspective on entrepreneurship and its numerous advantages.

[Deborah Lawson 1]

I wouldn't use the word change. What it did was to enhance my views on it. It was a great source of knowledge

[mike red]

Reading this book has been a game-changer for me, transforming my perspective on entrepreneurship and the benefits of capitalism. Raised in a capitalist society,

[Lakshuu Jangid]

Not only did it change it, but it also broadened it. I did Business Studies when I was in high school, but there wasn't much that was taught about entrepreneurship. It was mostly a brief thing. This book delved further and changed my perception about entrepreneurship and startups, and it kind of opened my mind to regard factors that could affect a startup in a country that I wasn't aware of in the first place.

[REGINA BABAJIDE]

Yes, this book changed how I see entrepreneurship. Growing up in a capitalist society, I didn’t fully understand the benefits and opportunities it offers. Learning about how our English ancestors were restricted by social class made me appreciate capitalism and entrepreneurship more. The book provided much more detail than what I learned in high school Business Studies. It expanded my understanding of what affects startups and highlighted the big advantages of entrepreneurship. I’m really happy I read it.