( Every healthy ecosystem needs a scavenger; in America, we have private equity firms. Time after time, we have seen companies of all varied sizes come and go in the marketplace. I would argue that most

I found this documentary to be really eye opening. I would have never expected to hear from a developing country that foreign aid is harming their economy. The biggest aspect of entrepreneurship I took

My favorite entrepreneurial aspect from this episode was the difference in Henry Ford's purpose for creating the model T. I loved that Henry Ford prioritized the creation of value rather than achieving

I believe the greatest aspect of entrepreneurship in this movie was not creativity; instead, the riskiness of being creative. The unpredictability and risks of being creative is what makes the entrepreneur.

( My favorite aspect of entrepreneurship in this movie was the aspect of picking the right partner. In the beginning, Woodroof wanted nothing to do with his future partner Rayon. However, considering his

"Entrepreneurs can roll back climate change, eliminate organ waitlists, end factory farming, and solve world hunger... if we let them." This documentary had a lot to say about the relationship

( While the movie made it almost impossible to love Ray Kroc, there is a lot to be learned from his extraordinary amount of persistence. Throughout the movie, there were several lessons that stuck out

To begin, like many, I was guilty of catching Preston Tucker's dreams. His ideas were just so dang good that it hurt to see him and his team miss out on what they had worked so hard for (financially).

The movie *Other People's Money left me with a new love for Wall Street "raiders" and their corporate takeovers. In the beginning, I was all for the New England Wire and Cable Company trying

Throughout the movie Joy, it was nearly impossible to not give the person next you a fist bump after every win she had. Her lack of experience in entrepreneurship created room for so many errors and mistakes