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  https://i.pinimg.com/736x/4e/95/76/4e9576889313170deea27e5fc4792342.jpg      Coming up with ideas is an important part of being a problem solver and a creative thinker, and just like a gardener needs to tend to their plants by watering and feeding them, people also need to nurture their ideas by researching and learning more about the topic, testing and experimenting with different approaches, and seeking feedback and support from others who can help them make their ideas even better. By putting in the time and effort to grow their ideas, people can turn small sparks of inspiration into big and exciting plans that can make a difference in the world.      My professor, who is very smart and knowledgeable, wants us to use our own creativity and imagination to come up with a small spark of an idea that could potentially change the world through technopreneurship, which is a fancy way of saying that we use technology to create something new and exciting that people would want to use or b

    https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/b/light-bulb-concept-idea-vector-symbol-brain-illustration-creative-logo-isolated-white-background-119351584.jpg      Public speaking is among the things that people worldwide dread the most, and for good reason. Even if it's a familiar task, the idea of delivering a speech to a large audience can still be unsettling and intimidating. Personally, I have always struggled with speaking in front of big groups, particularly during pitch presentations. My fear stems from a concern of coming across as foolish or unsure of myself regarding the topic at hand, rather than merely being anxious about making errors or appearing foolish.       My undergraduate course on technopreneurship required me to give a presentation in front of a significant audience for the first time. I had spent weeks putting my presentation together, practicing my delivery, and preparing my slides. Yet when the big day finally arrived, I was paralyzed by fear. I stumbled over my words

  https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/C5103AQFFquUG-jUpGQ/profile-displayphoto-shrink_800_800/0/1516613741607?e=2147483647&v=beta&t=jfiOedAznpeM8KqevZ0zkd7gDvDdQBbQHynj1FtcOpc      A technopreneur is an entrepreneur who focuses on the design and development of new technology-based goods or services. In 1967, French economist and businessman Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber published "The American Challenge," which is where the term "technopreneur" first appeared (Kelley et al., 2015, p. 1).       Today, February 23, 2023, our professor posed a query to us. We were asked what characteristics create a good technopreneur. And after he said that, I was perplexed and wondered to myself, "What qualities do I possess that would make me a good entrepreneur or technopreneur?" In addition, I kept asking myself to respond to his question. and after giving it considerable thought, "faith" is the only response that came to mind.      I'm not sure why f

https://www.recenzent.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/pirates-of-silicon-valley.jpg      Apple and Microsoft are two well-known businesses in the business and technological spheres, respectively. Even if the history of the foundation and ascent of these two companies to market supremacy has been repeated several times, there is always something new to learn from their accomplishments. As I watched "Pirates of Silicon Valley," I was interested by the different tactics that Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took to gain success.      Steve Jobs was unquestionably intelligent. He had a vision for the future years before his time. To achieve that aim, he was willing to take risks and defy convention. But, the cost of his future-focused laser focus is high. Jobs had a reputation for putting the future and those around him before them, which created a toxic workplace and a high rate of employee turnover at Apple.  His obsession with perfection eventually led to a frightened and stressful

https://th-i.thgim.com/public/migration_catalog/article16277743.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/03IN_3IDIOTS      This is the tale of three engineering students at India's top university, Imperial College of Engineering. Aside from being funny, the movie The Three Idiots teaches viewers important lessons about success, friendship, and life in general. Even though Rancho, Farhan, and Raju each have their own distinct personalities and difficulties, their shared love and trust for one another holds them all together. Seeing how their friendship and support for one another enabled them to overcome their individual challenges is motivational.     One of the most important lessons from the film is that success is defined by more than simply a degree or a job title. The main character, Rancho, believes in learning for learning's sake rather than just for a degree or a job. Instead of following social conventions, he decides to follow his passion, which ultimately leads to success.      In c