2. Is entrepreneurship an art or science?
Entrepreneurship is a mixture of art and science. For example, when selling products to
a customer, you must anticipate what will happen. This is like being a fortune teller, a mostly lost
art, but you’re predicting the future with great creativity and certitude. Planting yourself so deep
into reality that you can bring an audience on a journey with you. When done successfully, that
is. It can be challenging to hold an edge of creativity with logic, which is why entrepreneurship
is also a science. Understanding the known limitations and latest problems dealing with the
service or product you are trying to sell. This will allow you to give yourself an advantage in the
market, but combining both makes a superb entrepreneur. Too much science and statistics create products that can feel like too much, too overwhelming. Creating a product that is too artistic while underperforming background design can leave beautiful projects underwhelming. Take the iPhone; it’s so simple, with bubbly apps, a smooth screen, slim design. On the inside, it is a
powerhouse with the latest processor and chips performing functions at a millionth of a second to
provide us with fluent use.
