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Nature 456, 700 (11 December 2008) | doi:10.1038/456700c; Published online 10 December 2008
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Right environment can enhance 'innate' entrepreneurial skills
Hermann Hauser1
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In their Commentary 'The innovative brain' (Nature 456, 168–169), Barbara Sahakian and her colleagues raise the important question of whether entrepreneurial skills can be taught. In my experience, an entrepreneur's 'cold' skills (in creating a compelling business plan, for example) are easier to teach than the more intuitive 'hot' decision-making abilities that stimulate success.
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