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True, on both counts.
Entrepreneurship is more of an attitude than a skill, so it can’t be taught. What is taught is how to successfully create the “products” of that attitude – the business or the company.
Action, what you have here called “attempt”, is the source of all success – try, make mistakes, try again, something different tbecause you learned from your failure.