Did this book change your view on entrepreneurship?

[Onyango ochieng]

! I really enjoyed reading about the entrepreneurial landscape in the United States compared to other countries, as well as the stories of startup companies like Uber. The book shed light on the impact of various factors on both upstart and incumbent entrepreneurs, which was insightful.

[Lily Rita]

Yes, "Launchpad Republic" expanded my understanding of entrepreneurship by illustrating its historical significance and showing how it has shaped America's economic landscape. It highlighted the importance of innovation, property rights, and entrepreneurial competition, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, business, or economic development.

[Sonia Lurk]

I've always been interested in learning more about entrepreneurship, particularly its background. Furthermore, I think that understanding the various strategies employed by previous companies, their rise in profits, as well as their failures, is crucial to creating successful companies in the future.

[Chideraa Ezeanwu]

No it did not. I already had a good view on entrepreneurship before. This book just made me learn a whole lot more and I'm grateful for that.

[Enock Nyangau]

This book delved further and changed my perception about entrepreneurship and startups, and it kind of opened my mind to regard factors that could affect a startup in a country that I wasn't aware of in the first place

[pokey Jake]

Yes, this book has altered the way I think about entrepreneurship. As a child in a capitalist culture, I never really understood the benefits and privileges we were accorded. To be honest, I had never given it any meaningful thought. I discovered the historical details about how the social class into which our English ancestors were born restricted their ability to trade and possess property. I now have a greater understanding of capitalism and entrepreneurship because to this book.

[Hemry Brent]

Yes, this book has altered the way I think about entrepreneurship. As a child in a capitalist culture, I never really understood the benefits and privileges we were accorded. To be honest, I had never given it any meaningful thought. I discovered the historical details about how the social class into which our English ancestors were born restricted their ability to trade and possess property. I now have a greater understanding of capitalism and entrepreneurship because to this book.

[Dani Elle Ele]

Reading this book has had a profound impact on my understanding of entrepreneurship. It corrected many misconceptions I held and revealed new insights I was previously unaware of. As a result, my perspective has undergone a significant transformation, and I now have a fresh and enlightened outlook on the subject.

[Zicker Angel]

The book make me see entrepreneurship as a more achievable goal.

[Linda Daniels 1]

The book actually showed me a new perspective to entrepreneurship.

[Daniel Hugh]

Yes, it did change my view on entrepreneurship. It isn't easy at the beginning, but with time everything heals.

[Nenye Lauraa]

Yes, the book changed my view. It made me realize that many things that I thought to be simple are not actually simple. I was taught of the complexity and I also was able to understand entrepreneurship.

[Eziokwu960]

This book reinforced my love for entrepreneurship by highlighting its role in innovation and economic growth, though I hoped for new perspectives.

[David Samanthaa]

I would say yes this book expanded my knowledge of entrepreneurship. I wasn't fully invested in learning about entrepreneurship before reading this book but having learnt so much, I would love to put my lessons into action.

[Tochukwu Nwaji]

Yes, this book really shifted my perspective on entrepreneurship. Growing up in a private ownership society, I never fully appreciated the benefits and privileges we enjoy. It wasn’t something I had really considered before. This book has made me appreciate private ownership and entrepreneurship much more.