Hi, I'm Sarah and I'm Helen and this is the Squiggly Careers podcast. Every week we talk about a topic

to do with work and we hope to share some ideas, actions and tools to help all of us navigate

our squiggly careers with a bit more confidence, clarity and control. And because we know that lots of people might listen on the

go, whatever that looks like for you, I hear lots of feedback from people who listen to

podcast while walking their docks. And it's not always the opportune moment to think about or write

down or take action with your careers. Because of that feedback, we create podsheets. So these are

sort of one-page summaries that after

you've listened, you can download and hopefully makes it a bit easier to apply some of the

things we talked about. So all the resources we create from pod sheets, pod mail, pod plus,

you can get all of that on our website, which is just amazingif.com. And so this week we're

talking about how to be an intrepenter. So we'll start

straight away with what that is, I think, just so that we're all talking about the same thing,

because it's not an everyday word. And I think as we get into the description, it becomes clear

how it's relevant for all of us and why we think it matters

in a squeakly career. And then we're going to go on and talk about some easy actions and this

week also some harder actions about what it might take to be an entrepreneur in your organisation.

So Helen, do you want to start us off with what it is? So yeah, let's start with the definition

in. So an entrepreneur is somebody who acts like an entrepreneur, but inside a company. And what that

means that they are doing is they are cutting through complexity and a lot of the noise and bureaucracy

that we might get in big businesses. And they are able to present people with new ideas and projects that help

the business grow. That's quite a kind of short definition but there's quite a lot in there.

So there's lots of abilities in there, their ability to cut through. So they have that kind of pace

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