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A business venture start learning		A new project involving risk and potential profit.
An entrepreneur, entrepreneurial/enterprising start learning		A person who starts and runs a business with initiative.
To do/conduct/carry out market research start learning		To gather data about customers and the market.
Validity of the idea, valid start learning		The soundness or credibility of a business concept.
Feasibility, feasible start learning		The practicality and achievability of an idea.
A business plan start learning		A written document outlining a company's strategy and goals.
Venture capital, venture capitalists start learning		Investment funds and those who provide them to startups.
Business angels / angel investors start learning		Individuals investing personal funds in early-stage businesses.
A stake in a company start learning		Ownership interest or share in a business.
To raise capital to set up a business start learning		To gather funds to start a company.
Incubators start learning		Programs that support startups with resources and mentorship.
Government grants start learning		Non-repayable funds given by the government.
Bank loan start learning		Borrowed money from a bank that must be repaid with interest.
Bootstrapping start learning		Starting a business using personal savings or minimal resources.
Crowdfunding start learning		Raising money from many people, often via the internet.
A businessperson, a business leader, the founder start learning		A person who leads or starts a business.
A business empire start learning		A large group of businesses owned by one entity.
Magnates/moguls / tycoons start learning		Powerful and wealthy businesspeople.
Drive(n) start learning		Strong motivation or ambition to succeed.
To backfire start learning		To have an unintended negative effect.
Gut instinct start learning		A quick, intuitive feeling about something.
Persistence start learning		Continuing effort despite difficulties.
To skyrocket start learning		To rise or grow very quickly.
A setback start learning		A problem that delays or hinders progress.
To pick up a skill/ a language start learning		To learn something informally or quickly.
To be in tune with start learning		To be aligned or in harmony with something.
To admit defeat start learning		To accept failure or loss.
To second guess start learning		To doubt or question a decision after making it.
To fall at the first hurdle start learning		To fail early in an attempt.
To have something on back order start learning		To have items delayed due to high demand.
The volume of orders start learning		The total number of customer purchases.
Entrepreneurial mindset start learning		A way of thinking that embraces innovation and risk.
Growth mindset start learning		Belief in the ability to develop skills through effort.
To embrace challenges start learning		To welcome difficulties as opportunities.
To hinder start learning		To obstruct or slow down progress.
To maintain focus start learning		To keep attention fixed on a goal.
To start from scratch start learning		To begin with nothing.
To be resourceful, resourcefulness start learning		Being able to solve problems creatively.
Daydreaming start learning		Letting your mind wander to imagined ideas.
To disconnect from the outside world start learning		To take a break from external input.
To focus on a train of thought start learning		To concentrate on a continuous line of ideas.
To leave room for intuition and spontaneity start learning		To allow space for natural decisions.
Spontaneous start learning		Done without planning or premeditation.
To go against conventional wisdom start learning		To challenge widely accepted beliefs.
Perseverance vs persistence start learning		Perseverance is long-term commitment; persistence is repeated effort.
To overshadow sth start learning		To make something seem less important.
To be self-reliant start learning		To depend on oneself rather than others.
To achieve/ realize/fulfil a dream, to make a dream come true start learning		To successfully accomplish a long-held goal.
To achieve, have, enjoy success start learning		To reach or experience a desired outcome.
To come up with an idea start learning		To create a new concept or plan.
A household name start learning		A person or brand widely recognized by the public.
To be credited with (an invention) start learning		To be recognized as the inventor.
A twist start learning		An unexpected change or surprise in events.
Lateral thinking start learning		Creative problem-solving through indirect approaches.
Cross-over start learning		A blend or mix between two fields or genres.
Networking start learning		Building professional relationships to support your goals.
To be on the lookout for sth start learning		To actively search for something.
A prolific inventor start learning		Someone who creates many inventions.
To live up to (expectations) start learning		To meet or exceed expectations.
A trade-off start learning		A compromise between two desirable things.
To be stigmatised start learning		To be unfairly judged or labeled negatively.
To bear fruit start learning		To produce successful results.
To put an idea on hold start learning		To pause a plan temporarily.
To make up your mind start learning		To make a decision.
An emerging economy start learning		A country with growing industrial and financial development.
Fellow entrepreneurs start learning		Other business founders like yourself.
Up-and-coming entrepreneurs start learning		Rising, promising new business creators.
Entrepreneurship thrives start learning		Business innovation and startups flourish.
Be notable by one’s absence start learning		To be conspicuously missing.
Be hostile to sb start learning		To act unfriendly or aggressively toward someone.
A badge of honour start learning		A sign of pride and achievement.
Start-up doggedness start learning		Persistent determination in building a startup.
Seed capital start learning		Initial funding to launch a business.
To court philanthropic foundations start learning		To seek support from charitable donors.
Elitist start learning		Favoring a privileged or exclusive group.
To screen entrepreneurs start learning		To evaluate entrepreneurs before supporting them.
Establishment start learning		Traditional power structures or institutions.
Endorsement and support start learning		Public approval and backing.
Dotcom bubble start learning		The tech stock surge and crash in the early 2000s.
A favela start learning		A low-income urban area, often in Brazil.
To strike a deal start learning		To reach a business agreement.
To learn from early stumbles start learning		To gain lessons from initial failures.
To pursue profits start learning		To aim for financial gain.
A venture start learning		A risky business project.
An endeavor start learning		An effort to achieve something.
To pop up start learning		To appear suddenly.
A chunk of fortune start learning		A large amount of money.
Up-and-running business start learning		A business that is operational.
Vibrant start learning		Energetic and full of life.
Mighty start learning		Strong and powerful.
A donor start learning		Someone who gives money or support.
An enabler start learning		Someone or something that helps success happen.
A social entrepreneur start learning		A founder who solves social issues with business.
A business tycoon start learning		A very successful and powerful businessperson.
Business elite start learning		The top-tier of influential business leaders.
A mentor start learning		An experienced guide and advisor.
An advisor start learning		A person who offers expert guidance.
An industrialist start learning		A leader in the manufacturing sector.
To account for start learning		To explain or represent part of a whole.
To amount to start learning		To total or equal something.
To benefit from start learning		To gain from a situation.
To differ from start learning		To be unlike something else.
To focus on start learning		To direct attention toward something.
To rely on start learning		To depend on someone or something.
To result in/from start learning		To cause or be caused by something.
To succeed in/to start learning		To accomplish or transition to something.
To suffer from start learning		To experience problems or harm.
Give and take start learning		Mutual compromise.
Dos and don’ts start learning		Rules of proper or improper behavior.
Bits and pieces start learning		Small or assorted items.
Far and away start learning		By a large margin.
Ups and downs start learning		Highs and lows in progress or emotion.
Over and above start learning		In addition to.
Profit and loss start learning		Earnings versus expenses.
Pick and choose start learning		To select carefully.
Ins and outs start learning		The details or complexities.
Trial and error start learning		Solving by experimenting and learning from mistakes.
To get the business off the ground start learning		To successfully start a business.
To break even start learning		To have no net loss or gain.
To integrate a family business start learning		To incorporate into a family-run company.
A sideline activity start learning		A secondary business or hobby.
To move onto its own premises start learning		To shift into an independent business location.
To be too reliant on one customer start learning		To depend excessively on one client.
Tempting start learning		Appealing but possibly risky.
Surveillance start learning		Close monitoring or observation.
To set out to achieve sth start learning		To begin with a goal in mind.
Validity start learning		The state of being reasonable or logical.
Financial projections start learning		Forecasted financial performance.
Provisions in the contract start learning		Specific terms or clauses in an agreement.
A frank discussion start learning		An honest and open conversation.
Pending patent applications start learning		Patent requests awaiting decision.
Prospective customers start learning		Potential clients or buyers.
In situ start learning		In its original or actual location.
Strengths and weaknesses start learning		Positive and negative attributes.
Sustainable competitive advantage start learning		Long-term benefit over competitors.
To cater to/for sb start learning		To serve someone’s needs or wants.
Projections for future revenue start learning		Expected future earnings.
Sales forecasts start learning		Predicted future sales volume.
A break-even point start learning		When revenue equals costs.
Exit route /exit strategy start learning		Planned way to leave a business.
Equity funding vs debt funding start learning		Selling ownership vs borrowing with repayment.
A collateral / a security start learning		Asset used to secure a loan.
A trade sale start learning		Selling a business to another company.
An IPO start learning		Initial public offering of company shares.
A listed company start learning		A company traded on the stock exchange.
Risk-averse start learning		Avoiding unnecessary risks.
Asset base start learning		Total owned resources and property.
Rapid growth start learning		Fast expansion or increase.
Portfolio start learning		A collection of investments or products.
Returns start learning		Profits made from investments.
Equity start learning		Ownership in a business.
To become a public company start learning		To start offering shares publicly.
To go public start learning		To sell company shares on the market.
IPO = a flotation start learning		First time offering of public shares.
To underwrite the stock issue (by an investment bank) start learning		To guarantee the share sale.
Due diligence start learning		Detailed investigation before a deal.
A prospectus start learning		A formal investment document.
Stock exchange start learning		Market where stocks are bought and sold.
Primary vs secondary market start learning		First sale vs resale of securities.
The nominal value of a stock start learning		The original face value of a share.
The market price of a stock start learning		The current trading price of a share.
Market-makers start learning		Firms that ensure liquidity in stock markets.
Stockbrokers start learning		Professionals who trade stocks for clients.
A rights issue start learning		A share offer to existing shareholders.
An elevator pitch start learning		A brief, persuasive business summary.
A sales pitch start learning		A talk designed to sell something.
At the outset start learning		At the beginning.
A catchy phrase start learning		A memorable and appealing slogan.
To capture one’s interest/ attention start learning		To attract and hold attention.
To give your product an edge over competitors start learning		To make it stand out.
To take advantage of (e.g. one’s position) start learning		To use something for personal gain.

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