Radiopreneurship Talk Show Initiative.

The benefit of listening to entrepreneurship and innovation talk on radio?

Wether you're a newbie or existing business owner, it help you understand and determine if

studying entrepreneurship and innovation is right for you, we asked Mrs Stella Chokor Odunwa, a business coach and toastmaster an experienced radiopreneurship host this question for her best insights.

From expanding your entrepreneurial toolbox to leveraging your creativity, there are several reasons why listening to  entrepreneurship talk and innovation can benefit your personal development and future careers.

Listen to her!

Here are nine reasons you should study entrepreneurship and innovation before taking that plunge.

It Enable You Expand Your Entrepreneurial Skill in all spheres of business.

Live a Life You Will Love

Entrepreneurship Forces You to Continue Learning

Learn Business Skills for Every Aspect of Your Venture

Apply Your Knowledge to Various Roles

Become More Business Agile

Ability to Recognize Opportunity 

Solve Daily-life Problems 

Leverage Your Creativity

Expand Your Entrepreneurial Toolbox knowledge.

According to Stella, "the biggest benefit of studying entrepreneurship and innovation is the chance to expand and enhance what I call your "entrepreneurial toolbox."

Being a successful entrepreneur requires a mix of knowledge, strategy, discipline, experience and other things that you aren't just born with. 

Studying entrepreneurship and ways to innovate can help you develop new ways to solve problems and gain insights on ways to navigate the path to success from ideation to market adoption.

Outside of on-the-job training, the best way to achieve your entrepreneurial aspirations is to learn from others who can impart the necessary knowledge and tools to help you become more well-rounded in whatever endeavor you decide to embark upon.

Having a well-rounded toolset has made starting companies, navigating challenges and achieving success a lot easier throughout my career.

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