The Seven (7) Types of Creative Entrepreneurs.


Effective learning is both beneficial to an individual and an organisation - entrepreneurs, employees and employers alike. The characteristics of effective learning are Creativity and Critical Thinking. These two characteristics should spur innovation and invention, from generating ideas and developing such ideas into workable frame, to turning them into reality, either as a product or program or service, that satisfies people or the society wherein we live. What type of entrepreneur are you? And should you know the exact, would that make any difference in the road to achieving your entrepreneurial goal(s)? 



From "This Creative Lab", there are six (6) types of Creative entrepreneurs that spur idea creation and production innovation, making opportunities available in such niche, within and without. Making it seven (7), the post is adding the last one, namely: (1) The Educator (2) The Freelancer (3) The Coach (4) The Maker (5)The Curator (6) The Entertainer, and (7) The Transcendent

Discovering the type we are most likely exhibiting and building on the fabrics and foundation of such, will not only help us grow in timely manner, without wasting our potentials and precious resources, but also help us to achieve great results, even with little efforts. Take some time to do some research on the above listed types of creative entrepreneurs, and get on the driver' seat of your entrepreneurial vehicle, and begin making great strides with tiny steps, all the way to success.





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