Did this book change your view on entrepreneurship?

[Rashad Deniro Price]

Sure, the book changed some of my previous perspectives about entrepreneurship, although there are moments the author sounds incredibly subjective. The American dream and the evolving status quos in businesses and innovations are amazing things we can look back to and smile.

[Chikamnele Favour]

Let's say I started trying out entrepreneurship life right from tender age. This book didn't only change my mindset on what being an entrepreneur entails, it broadened it to what I couldn't see then. I'm glad this book came at the right time.

[Chikamnele Favour]

Let's say I started trying out entrepreneurship life right from tender age. This book didn't only change my mindset on what being an entrepreneur entails, it broadened it to what I couldn't see then. I'm glad this book came at the right time.

[Isaac Oh]

It didn't really resonate with me because it was not relatable to the way businesses are run in my country.

[Miriam Ratemo]

Romance isn’t my thing but I recognise this book has more than just a love story. There are other intrigues running parallel which gives this book another dimension. The first few pages are exciting and the book continues in this easy to read fashion.

[Miriam Ratemo]

Romance isn’t my thing but I recognise this book has more than just a love story. There are other intrigues running parallel which gives this book another dimension. The first few pages are exciting and the book continues in this easy to read fashion.

[Tom Gada]

Yes.
Launchpad Republic provided me with a renewed perspective on entrepreneurship, highlighting its essential role in the evolution of the American economy. The book illuminated the importance of factors such as cultural norms, political decisions, legal frameworks, and even geographic and historical factors that have shaped the nation's unique approach to entrepreneurship.

Moreover, I have come to appreciate the fact that entrepreneurship is not just about individual wealth creation, but also about job creation, innovation, and overall economic growth. It is a process that not only transforms industries but also shapes societies, communities, and entire nations.

[Dani Rudi]

This book was a strong reminder of the importance of entrepreneurship in driving innovation and economic growth. The author effectively compared the US entrepreneurial landscape to others, using real-world examples. Insights into the challenges faced by both startups and established companies were valuable. While the book didn't offer entirely groundbreaking ideas, it provided a well-researched and engaging exploration of the topic.

[Gerrard Mark]

Yes it changed. I never wanted to be one. But I think this is the best time to be an entrepreneur. It is the backbone of the society.

[Dickson Bricks]

The book did not for once change my view on entrepreneurship. It only consolidated my view on it. It was a really nice book .

[Kelvin Suraj]

Well, the book was an eye opener to some extent. I've read a lot of books like this and I must say there wasn't much difference but some points were unique and great.

[Ashleigh Henderson 1]

It might reinforce existing views or introduce the idea that cultural factors play a significant role in entrepreneurial success.

[Ray Thompson]

The book changed my view on entrepreneurship. It broadened my horizon. I used to be very limited in my capacity of thinking about business, but this book made me think very deeply. It totally redefined my view on entrepreneurship.

[Daniel Obi 2]

Launchpad Republic" definitely shifted my perspective on entrepreneurship. It highlighted the cultural factors that fuel American innovation and the importance of fostering a supportive environment for startups.

[Jacy Covers]

No, I don't think it changed my view because I already had the same view. It however, widened my view on entrepreneurship.