Entrepreneurial behavior is often depicted as results of calculated rational action and seen to arise from a reasoned, judgement of a strategic high IQ genius . An alternative model i.e., an unreasoned, impulse-driven pathway remains to be empirically explored. A recent paper "Impulsivity and entrepreneurial behaviour: Exploring an unreasoned pathway" by Michael L Pietersen and … Continue reading Impulsivity and entrepreneurial behavior
Category: Learning in Chaos
Research Paper on entrepreneurship at the time of COVID-19 pandemic
Published @ Journal of Business Venturing Insights https://twitter.com/johnywrites/status/1264059672400551936
Learning in Chaos
Recently, Dr Michael Ryan, the Chief Executive Director of the WHO Health Emergencies Program provided some practical tips on dealing with the Chaos of Corona in a press brief. I felt a strong need to share it because it provided some deep insights regarding the variable nature of Learning and decision making. (depending upon the … Continue reading Learning in Chaos