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Beyond “Entrepreneurial Passion”: Are There Other “Deeper” Forms of Passion Involved in Entrepreneurial Pursuits?

2020
This chapter problematizes the link between passion and entrepreneurship by departing from the established construct of “entrepreneurial passion”. We stress the need of revising the concept of “entrepreneurial passion” because it is very broad and problematic in its application. We use an empirical illustration of a case where an entrepreneur’s passion
Enrico Baraldi, Marcus Lindahl, Andrea Perna, Andrea Sabatini   +3 more
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Is passion contagious? The transference of entrepreneurial passion to employees

Human Resource Management Review, 2008
The scholarly entrepreneurship community is coming to recognize what practicing entrepreneurs have known for some time - that passion is a central element of the entrepreneurial process. Recent developments have more carefully defined the construct of entrepreneurial passion and modeled its impact on entrepreneurial behaviors. This paper takes the next
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Passion Diversity in Entrepreneurial Teams

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012
This study seeks to explore the affective and identity laden aspects of entrepreneurial passion to develop a theory as to how multiple and diverse founder passions are likely to interact and to imp...
William R. Forster, Corinne Post, Melissa S. Cardon   +2 more
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Passion Diversity in Entrepreneurial Teams

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2015
In this study, we investigate how passion diversity affects the performance of entrepreneurial teams.
Eva De Mol, Svetlana Khapova, Bart A. de Jong, Tom Elfring   +3 more
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Entrepreneurial Passion or Machiavellianism?

This chapter examines how entrepreneurial passion (EP) and Machiavellianism affect entrepreneurial intention (EI). Moreover, it investigates the moderating effects of entrepreneurial creativity (EC) on the link between EP and EI, and of entrepreneurial self-efficacy (ES) on the relationship between Machiavellianism and EI. The participants were MBA (n =
Jean Paolo Gomez Lacap, Mavy De Joseph, Karen Claire Solano, Mary Jane Legaspi, Mark Anthony Visca   +4 more
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Impact of Entrepreneurial Passion on the Entrepreneurial Performance of MSME's in Kerala

2023
Abstract: The research seeks to explore how entrepreneurial passion affects performance in MSMEs at Kollam district in Kerala. The research aims to determine the extent to which an entrepreneur's passion affects the performance of their business. Passionate entrepreneurs are more likely to take risks, have a greater drive to succeed, and are self ...
Gayathri H, Thriveni Kumari
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THE DISCRIMINANT VALIDITY OF ENTREPRENEURIAL PASSION.

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2009
We conducted two studies to develop and test a multi-dimensional measure of entrepreneurial passion.
MELISSA S. CARDON, CHRISTOPHER E. STEVENS   +1 more
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Perceptions of Entrepreneurial Passion and Employees’ Commitment to Entrepreneurial Ventures

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2012
Drawing on theories of emotional contagion and goal setting, we propose two mechanisms as to how employees’ perceptions of entrepreneurial passion influence their commitment to entrepreneurial ventures. Testing these mechanisms with data from a survey of 124 employees, we find that employees’ perceptions of their supervisors’ passion for inventing ...
Nicola Breugst, Anne Domurath, Holger Patzelt, Anja Klaukien   +3 more
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Becoming the Passionate, Entrepreneurial Self

2009
Food — its meanings, its production, its preparation, its transformation, its presentation and, finally, its consumption — is central to the stories, the drama and the appeal of Jamie’s Kitchen. Food, understood in the way it is in Jamie’s Kitchen, promises to provide the means to provoke passion in the young people targeted by the Fifteen Foundation ...
Peter Kelly, Lyn Harrison
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When Entrepreneurial Passion Backfires

Harvard Business Review, 2020
Research shows that the way in which entrepreneurial team members work together plays an important role in determining venture outcomes. But does passion always lead to great teamwork? Is it the more passion the better? What happens if one team member is very passionate and another not passionate at all?
de Mol, Eva, Cardon, Melissa S., Khapova, SN   +2 more
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