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Entrepreneurial Passion

2023
Abstract Starting a new venture is an incredibly difficult undertaking. Challenges and roadblocks arise at every juncture. To succeed, entrepreneurs need to persist through these obstacles and fight through hardships. They need personal motivation to drive their ventures forward, and perhaps more importantly, they need to inspire the ...
Charles Y Murnieks, Melissa S Cardon
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ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL PASSION IN LINKING ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS

Journal of Social Sciences Development, 2023
This study aims to explore the influence of entrepreneurial passion in linking entrepreneurial education and intentions in the higher education institutions (HEIs) as entrepreneurial passion is positive intense spirits that entrepreneurs experience toward their work to ensure creativity and innovation. Literature revealed that entrepreneurial education
Nafid Khan, Muhammad Saqib Khan
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Entrepreneurial passion and technological innovation: the mediating effect of entrepreneurial orientation

Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2021
A thesis of the affective and emotional origins of entrepreneurial orientation and technological innovation is yet to emerge.
Ataullah Kiani   +3 more
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Entrepreneurial passion and personality

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2017
Work passion is receiving growing attention in research on vocational behavior, for example in the study of entrepreneurial passion. But what predicts such passion?
Martin Obschonka, Julia Moeller
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Passion Undisciplined- Exploring the Downside of Entrepreneurial Passion

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2018
It is argued that entrepreneurial passion can lead to effectiveness such as opportunity recognition, venture creation and venture growth.
Samuel Adomako   +2 more
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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   +3 more
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Entrepreneurial Passion and Behaviors: Opportunity Recognition As a Mediator

open access: yesSocial Behavior and Personality, 2017
We examined the relationships among entrepreneurial passion, opportunity recognition, and entrepreneurial behaviors. Entrepreneurial passion includes the intense positive feelings originating from engagement in entrepreneurial activities and the ...
Ying Chen, Xiaohu Zhou
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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   +2 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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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   +4 more
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