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Entrepreneurship in Opinion Columns: Expensive Schools in Japan and a Growth Crisis in Ecuador
Sources approach entrepreneurship from divergent angles. A Japanese psychological coach writes about people who spent millions of yen on entrepreneurship schools and then came to him for consultation, while another article examines the paradox of entrepreneurs in Ecuador. An Arab female writer links the purple economy, technology, and entrepreneurship.
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- Satoshi Fujinuma, a psychological coach, writes about people who paid 1.5 or 3 million yen to entrepreneurship schools and then sought him out for consultation.
«People who share a certain commonality very often come to my individual consultations.»
note - The text indicates that this group shares a certain trait.
«People who share a certain commonality very often come to my individual consultations.»
note - Asmaa Al-Husseini examines how the purple economy is driving a technology and entrepreneurship revolution.
«كيف يقود الاقتصاد البنفسجي ثورة التكنولوجيا وريادة الأعمال»
الأخبار المسائى - An article on Ecuador addresses the paradox of entrepreneurship, as millions of entrepreneurs struggle to build growth and job opportunities.
«Ecuador's Startup Paradox: Why Millions of Entrepreneurs Struggle to Build Growth and Jobs»
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