Entrepreneurial Learning and Deepak Chopra's Seven Spiritual Laws of Success

Journal of Human Values 13 (1):13-22 (2007)
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This research examines the concept of entrepreneurial learning and relates it to Deepak Chopra's seven spiritual laws of success. The article first examines generic processes in motivating entrepreneurs to engage in self-directed learning projects on behalf of their businesses. Then it examines three modes of learning as they apply to practising entrepreneurs. Triple-loop learning is proposed as the deepest level of entrepreneurial learning. Triple-loop learners are considered the most likely entrepreneurs to practise the seven spiritual laws of success. Finally, each of the seven laws is related back to the motives that inspire entrepreneurs to learn.

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