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by Gary G. Schoeniger (Author)
Learning how to think like an entrepreneur can make a big difference in our lives.
We're all familiar with the stories of iconic entrepreneurs like Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk. Yet when we look beyond the headlines and the hype to explore the mindset of everyday entrepreneurs, a hidden logic begins to emerge--one that can empower ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. In this groundbreaking book, internationally acclaimed author and entrepreneurial mindset expert Gary G. Schoeniger combines insights gleaned from hundreds of everyday entrepreneurs and motivational research to create a practical how-to guide that not only shows us how to be more innovative and entrepreneurial in our own lives but also how to unleash the entrepreneurial potential in others. Drawing from real-world stories this book shows us how to:- Demystify the entrepreneurial process in a way that anyone can embrace
- Recognize how your mindset can affect your ability to adapt in the face of change
- Apply a five-step method to identify and evaluate the opportunities that exist in your everyday life
- Shift your mindset by undertaking an entrepreneurial project of your own
- Unlock the entrepreneurial potential that lies dormant in our students,
Author Biography
Gary G. Schoeniger is a globally recognized thought leader in entrepreneurial mindset education. His first book, Who Owns the Ice House?, which he co-authored with Pulitzer nominee Clifton Taulbert, has become an international bestseller. As the founder and CEO of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI), Schoeniger also led the development of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Programs. With his focus on the entrepreneurial mindset, Schoeniger's message has influenced a diverse audience ranging from academic, economic, and workforce development organizations to governments, corporate, and nonprofit leaders worldwide including the South African Department of Education, the Columbian Ministry of Education, the Cisco Entrepreneur Institute, the European Commission, and the US State Department.
