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I believe that the truly just society – and the one that serves all its members best – is the one that encourages and supports the creativity, imagination, and freedom of its entrepreneurs. You’ll find some important support for this thinking in topics I’ve been writing about lately.

An Entrepreneurial Society Woud Be A Great Improvement Over The Political One We Live In.

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Entrepreneurship is not all venture capital and start-ups. It's a commitment to create value for other people, and to earn the rewards of doing so, social, psychic, and financial. The entrepreneurial world is a loving world.
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The 3-Body Problem: Big Business Can’t Serve Both Customers And The Financial Sector.

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When the financial sector grows faster than the real economy, it damages overall productivity and diverts business investment away from serving customers.
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Removing Barriers Is The Pathway To Value Creation.

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The task of creating new customer benefits may feel overwhelming. It's a tough ask for any business innovation team. But if you turn the telescope around and look for barriers to value you can remove, you might find that subtraction is easier that creation, and generates just as much new customer value.
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We Crave Value. They Give Us GDP.

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What's the purpose of an economy? It's to generate prosperity for the people who participate in it. Prosperity is defined by value -individuals' feeling that life is getting better and more comfortable with better future prospects. GDP is a diversion that has nothing to do with all that.
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Six Traits Of America’s Entrepreneurial Culture

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There's a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation in America that is unparalleled anywhere in the world. Other cultures envy it, and envy the quality of life benefits that Americans enjoy as a result. Let's not lose it.
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99% Of Businesses Practice Free-Market Capitalism. Our Largest Corporations Practice Something Else.

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99% of businesses - those we call small business - practice customer-first capitalism. The rest are the giant corporations that do not. Shareholder value maximization, bureaucratic enforcement of acronymic ideologies, and cronyist alliances with government leave the customer low down their list of priorities.
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