Mindfulness and taking action to start a new business
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Journal of Small Business Management, Volume 57, issue sup2, pp. 489-506
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Mindfulness, meaning a receptive attention to and awareness of present events and experience, is reported to have a wide range of benefits, but it has been suggested that it could prove costly in term s of task performance. This article analyzes how dispositional mindfulness relates to taking entrepreneurial action. Based on two waves of survey data, we find that mindful individuals are less likely to engage in entrepreneurial action than less mindful individuals, but when they do start to act, they take as many actions as individuals who score low on trait mindfulness, and even more if they have entrepreneurial experience.Description
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Gelderen, M V, Kibler, E, Kautonen, T, Muñoz, P & Wincent, J 2019, 'Mindfulness and taking action to start a new business', Journal of Small Business Management, vol. 57, no. sup2, pp. 489-506. https://doi.org/10.1111/jsbm.12499