It isn’t always the easiest of tasks to find a silver lining in desperate situations. For one, you need to be willing to both dig deep while simultaneously believe it to be there. The general notion is that the silver lining of a downtrodden economy is the birth of entrepreneurs. When Kipp sat down with Shadi Banna, founder of Potential.com and an all-round entrepreneurship enthusiast, he said that recession is a time when people have less to lose (with job cuts and reduced salary packages) and so are more tempted to take matters into their own hands. Why does he love entrepreneurs so much? They offer solutions to a lot of the world’s problems. Oh, and they’re usually an extremely energetic folk and who wouldn’t want to be exposed to that kind of energy?
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