Generally we associate an entrepreneur as a person capable of doing business and being successful, but there are arguments that make us think that there must be things that go beyond these two qualities that identify entrepreneurship.
I don't know if you have ever heard the following phrase:
"the greatest of all inventions is the invention of inventing."
Alfred North Whitehead's quote
Certainly this creative capacity I believe is the one that should identify entrepreneurship and people who have their own philosophy about entrepreneurship, it is necessary to invent, or we invent or we err, when we invent to invent we are constantly looking for a learning full of experiences and we motivate ourselves to also have the ability to unlearn what we do not need within the nature of entrepreneurship.
Invention is synonymous with creativity, ingenuity, innovation, generally the entrepreneur is because he has in his mind the desire to surprise the world with new and surprising ideas, in particular I think that we would not know about the new and great things of the present if it were not for the creative character of the entrepreneurs, where many people who have been entrepreneurs have come to create important things starting with practically nothing economically speaking.
Following the philosophy of entrepreneurship, what can drive an entrepreneur to success?
Logically we must think that entrepreneurship also means dynamism, i.e. to leave our comfort zone and fight for what we want, which makes me think and reflect that the driving force for an entrepreneur is to revolutionize his current state of life to one that makes him feel that he has achieved success, the other motivator for an entrepreneur within the philosophy of entrepreneurship is to change certain aspects of his environment to an environment that is better not only for him but for others that will help him to achieve his goals and that at time will be initiated from the group of all the successes achieved.
