Which statement is a myth related to entrepreneurship?

Correct answer: Every entrepreneur is born an entrepreneur

The direct answer is B: the belief that every entrepreneur is born an entrepreneur is a myth. Some people may show early confidence or initiative, but many entrepreneurial qualities can be developed. Skills such as planning, communication, opportunity recognition, budgeting, problem-solving, teamwork, and risk assessment improve through education, practice, mentoring, and experience. The reasoning is: entrepreneurship requires several learnable abilities; people can develop these abilities over time; therefore birth alone does not decide who can become an entrepreneur. A is true because skills can be learned. C is true because planning supports organized action. D is true because understanding customer needs is central to a useful business. B is wrong because it treats entrepreneurship as fixed and inherited. Memory cue: entrepreneurs may have natural strengths, but entrepreneurial skills can be learned.