solved Write a paper explaining what a mindset is and why

Write a paper explaining what a mindset is and why having a specific mindset will impact the agility of a business. Within your paper, detail the internal/external locus of control and how the locus of control impacts the entrepreneurial mindset.
Week 2 Topic
Organizational Practices And Innovation
Week 3 Topic
Management Techniques
Write a paper on the management techniques need by those that lead creative and innovative organizations.
Week 4 Topic
Identifying Market Change
Write a paper that illustrates techniques for identifying market change and emerging market opportunities.
Week 5 Topic
Profile of an Entrepreneur
select an entrepreneur other than Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, who has successfully capitalized on emerging market opportunities 
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