What does entrepreneurship mean?

Ayn Rand's entrepreneurial spirit includes honesty, rationality, integrity, independence, justice, innovation and pride.

Honesty: It is worthless to admit that what is false is false. Love, fame and money gained by cheating are worthless. Trying to gain value by deceiving others' thoughts is to elevate your victim to a higher position than reality. Pay attention to honesty, strengthen business self-discipline and establish a good reputation. Rationality: Acknowledge the fact that "existence is existence" and the truth cannot be changed. Truth can only be changed. That is thinking-the mind is the only guide for people to judge value and act according to it. Reason pays attention to long-term development. Integrity: admit that you can't deceive your own consciousness-admit that people are an inseparable whole and a complete combination of matter and consciousness. He will not allow his body and mind, actions and thoughts, life and beliefs to crack. An honest entrepreneur is loyal to his beliefs and principles. No compromise, vacillating. Independence: Take the responsibility that you must judge, admit an inescapable fact-your thinking is irreplaceable, because no one can live for you-the most shameless performance of self-humiliation and destruction is to be willing to be at the mercy of others, let authority override your thinking, take his opinions as facts, and let him give orders between your consciousness and existence. Independence means that you must bear the responsibility of judgment. You should not run away. Justice is recognition-just as you can't pretend to be natural, you can't fake people's character. No matter who you judge, you must respect the facts, have a keen eye, and use the same purely rational cognitive process as you identify an immovable object-everyone should be objectively evaluated and treated accordingly. A just businessman is the creator of wealth, not wealth. You are not the possessor of wealth, you don't need to crowd out your opponents through the government, you don't need to collude with bureaucrats, and you don't need to occupy or embezzle other people's property. A fair businessman advocates free competition and independence. Creativity: it is your acceptance of morality and your choice of life-engaging in production is the process in which people's consciousness controls their existence. In this uninterrupted process, people constantly gain experience. Adjust things according to your own goals. The lifestyle suitable for rational life is human thinking and creative labor, which constitutes human creativity. Rational people can't be without creativity, and entrepreneurs should have such ability. Pride: Admitting that you are your highest value, like all the values of a person, needs to be won-among all the achievements you choose, the creation of your personality can make other things come true. People create and own wealth, not for God's financial management, not for collective dedication, but for their own happiness. Pursuing one's own reasonable personal interests and happiness is everyone's highest moral goal. Businessmen should have great enterprising spirit, constantly realize their self-worth and get their own happiness in creating wealth.