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இளையோர்கள் எவ்வாறு உள்ளூராட்சி செயற்பாடுகள் மற்றும் தீர்மானம் இயற்றும் செயற்பாடுகளில் ஈடுபடலாம் என்பது தொடர்பில் சில செயற்திட்டங்களை எதிர்காலத்தில் முன்னனெடுக்கும்பொருட்டு உங்களின்ஆலோசனைகள் மற்றும் கருத்துக்களை பெறுவதற்காக இந்த கருத்துக்கணிப்பு நடைபெறுகின்றது. தயவுசெய்து இதனை புறக்கணிக்காமல் பூர்த்திசெய்து உதவுங்கள். உங்களின் சில நிமிட நேரம் மட்டுமே இதனை பூர்த்தி செய்வதற்கு செலவாகும். The Forum of Federations (Canada) க்காக இந்த கருத்துக்கணிப்பை The Gate Institute (Sri Lanka ) மேற்கொள்கின்றது. நன்றி.

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Memorable moments from the successful completion of the Entrepreneurial Skills & Language Development Program, facilitated by the American Corner, Jaffna, and implemented through UBL, University of Vavuniya, for Entrepreneurship course students on 18 January 2026. The program focused on strengthening entrepreneurial competencies and enhancing language skills.

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Just think of yourself as a robot. Robots are programmed in a certain way to perform specific tasks, and they cannot sense aspects beyond what they are programmed to do. The human subconscious mind acts similarly. Just as a computer is connected to the network, the human subconscious is directly connected to the universal mind, also known as universal intelligence...

Programme your subconscious mind to co-create business success. - Researchprenuer Our subconscious minds play a crucial role in creating and shaping the reality around us, whether it be business success, how others treat us, the events that we attract in our lives, or the types of experiences we encounter frequently. What we experience constantly is a reflection of how our subcon...

Promoting active leadership and generating tangible outcomes stress the need for corporate women leaders to harness intrapreneurial skills. An intrapreneur is required to showcase the exact abilities of entrepreneurs, although they are not the owners of the business. Many studies have evolved in the context of contemporary human resource evidence of how women in leading positions sometimes showcase ‘not so supportive behaviours’ with their peer women, and rather, they tend to compete. This psychological phenomenon is called ‘queen-bee-syndrome’.

The psychology of queen-bee syndrome among women intrapreneurs! - Researchprenuer Women’s intrapreneurship is on the rise since many organisations have consciously started promoting ‘workplace diversity’ and inclusiveness. Just as how the concept of women entrepreneurship gained significance in the contemporary context, there is an emerging trend of women intrapreneurs who ...

Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble first coined the term reverse innovation in 2009. In simple terms, reverse innovation refers to creating a solution for emerging markets to serve them in well-developed markets later.

Potential for reverse innovation of micro-businesses from Northern Sri Lanka - Researchprenuer Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble first coined the term reverse innovation in 2009. In simple terms, reverse innovation refers to creating a solution for emerging markets to serve them in well-developed markets later. The concept of reverse innovation provides an immense perspective on embarking....

How do different forms of fear of failure lead to self-sabotage women’s entrepreneurial pursuits?

‘Fear of failure’ is a psychological phenomenon that limits women’s entrepreneurial intentions. According to Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (2022), 62.6% of females reported that fear of failure prevented them from pursuing their entrepreneurial passions. The fear of failure was comparatively reported lower among men.

How do different forms of fear of failure lead to self-sabotage women’s entrepreneurial pursuits? - Researchprenuer ‘Fear of failure’ is a psychological phenomenon that limits women’s entrepreneurial intentions. According to Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (2022), 62.6% of females reported that fear of failure prevented them from pursuing their entrepreneurial passions. The fear of failure was comparatively...

The rise and thriving of rural women entrepreneurs from the ashes: a case of Northern Sri Lanka.
The increase in women-headed families contributed to the culture of women entrepreneurship in the North. Women who were either widowed or were wives of the missing persons had no option but to select self-employment as their only option to feed their families.

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The journey of solopreneurism can feel exhausting and frustrating. Many solopreneurs survive with a limited network of buyers. The solopreneurs’ ecosystem is relatively narrow, and unless they put an extreme number of effort into networking and business planning, there is more likelihood of failure. There is a lack of when it comes to motivation to get the go! It is hard to keep you motivated when you do all your tasks: production, marketing, finance, and scaling alone. Solopreneurs can quickly get stuck in the energies of procrastination, creative blocks and a complete feeling of numbness. The nagging from the inner voice, ‘What is next? How are you going to pay your bills next month? It can make you feel exhausted. It is, hence, crucial to set goals that help you feel inspired and live!

Get rid of your comfort zone and embrace the art of setting HARD goals to accelerate the growth of your solo business - Researchprenuer The rise of solopreneurs in recent years reflects the dream of many: doing business in your comfort, thriving on your talents, and being self-content with what you achieve. The crucial point is that you keep all your profits to yourself! While these are specific reasons why many prefer to run their....

A recent survey report highlights gaps in the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the North & East, Sri Lanka.

A recent survey report highlights gaps in the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the North & East, Sri Lanka. - Researchprenuer A study entitled ‘ Identifying Gaps in the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in the North and East of Sri Lanka’, conducted among entrepreneurs in the northern and eastern provinces of Sri Lanka, finds that entrepreneurs are unable to advance their start-ups and thrive not because they lack hard work, t...

While entrepreneurship is all about making bold moves to capture market demands and convert them into lucrative opportunities, being an entrepreneurial leader requires balancing both entrepreneurial and leadership traits.

Why are solopreneurs in knowledge-based niches personal brands and transformational leaders? - Researchprenuer While entrepreneurship is all about making bold moves to capture market demands and convert them into lucrative opportunities, being an entrepreneurial leader requires balancing both entrepreneurial and leadership traits. Solopreneurs can only become successful by positioning themselves as personal....