Entrepreneurship and The Meaning of Life

Richard J. Goossen

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Workplace Spirituality and Leadership Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology

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Goossen describes three models of entrepreneurship — the Standard Model, Spirituality Model, and Christian Model — and discusses what gave rise to these models. He contrasts the three and reviews how an individual’s search for meaning in life fits into each one.

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