A reminder as regards the submission of our assignments sir and ma (ICT). Let's be reminded of our PHYSICAL class tomorrow at 4:00pm. Venue :CLBTI Building Entrepreneurship Characteristics of an entrepreneur Explain lessons learned from Adegboro's life Counter intuitive Self employment as opposed to employment job. How do you relate this to Yourba adage which says " Ise de omo alase je, owo de omo alase la". What are the entrepreneurship lessons to be drawn from the biblical context Genesis 30:27. Note: I don't know if I have omitted any questions Dad Oladele gave us, kindly help us add it. Lovely day ma and sir*

Here are the answers to your entrepreneurship questions:

• Characteristics of an entrepreneur

  • Visionary: They can see opportunities and future possibilities.
  • Risk-taker: They are willing to take calculated risks for potential rewards.
  • Innovative: They come up with new ideas, products, or ways of doing things.
  • Resilient: They persevere through challenges and setbacks.
  • Self-motivated: They have a strong drive to achieve their goals independently.

• Explain lessons learned from Adegboro's life I do not have specific information about "Adegboro's life" in my knowledge base. To explain lessons learned, I would need details about their experiences, successes, and challenges.

• Counter intuitive Something is counter-intuitive if it goes against what you would expect or what seems to be common sense. It often requires deeper thought or evidence to understand why it is true.

• Self employment as opposed to employment job. How do you relate this to Yourba adage which says " Ise de omo alase je, owo de omo alase la". Self-employment means working for yourself, having control over your work, income, and business decisions. An employment job means working for an employer, where you are paid a salary or wage and follow their directives. The Yoruba adage "Ise de omo alase je, owo de omo alase la" translates to "When work comes, the child of the employer eats; when money comes, the child of the employer spends." This adage highlights that the benefits and control of labor and its rewards primarily go to the owner or employer (omo alase). It relates to entrepreneurship by emphasizing that self-employed individuals (entrepreneurs) are the "omo alase" – they directly reap the rewards of their efforts and control their destiny, unlike employees who work to generate wealth for someone else.

• What are the entrepreneurship lessons to be drawn from the biblical context Genesis 30:27. Genesis 30:27 states, "But Laban said to him, 'If I have found favor in your eyes, please stay. I have learned by divination that the Lord has blessed me because of you.'" From this verse, we can draw several entrepreneurship lessons:

  • Value Creation: Jacob's presence and work were clearly adding significant value to Laban's enterprise, leading to Laban's prosperity. Entrepreneurs must focus on creating tangible value for their customers or partners.
  • Recognizing Talent: Laban recognized Jacob's unique contribution and the positive impact he had. Successful entrepreneurs understand the importance of identifying and retaining valuable talent.
  • Impact and Influence: Jacob's actions had a direct, positive impact on Laban's business, demonstrating how an individual's skills and dedication can drive success and growth for an organization.