Describe Martha Stewart as an entrepreneur

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Martha Stewart can be and will be considered as a brilliant person for her skills and talent which made her to create a media empire and fame for herself.

We can form some perspective of her decision making if we read this lines which were told by her

I think people who have real entrepreneur spirit are those who can face difficulties and over come them should need to follow their desires.

This line tells her how strong determined she was even if she loose in her work. She started her own business venture which made her famous and successful is the Martha Stewart living Omni Media. This made her gain fame and money , thus making her to invest into many more successful business ventures in many other fields like e commerce, broadcasting, publicity and marketing etc.

In all those venture she was successful because because of her decision making and analytical skills. If we can see her comeback program after her prison release it is clear that she almost every one talk about her and see her and wait for her come back program. These are the marketing tactics any entrepreneur should learn to bring customers to their business.

She should be taken as an inspiration for many things mostly for her successful career.

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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