Introduction: “Whatever you do, do it well. Do it so well that when people see you do it, they'll want to come back and see you do it again and they'll want to bring other people in and show them how good you are at what you do. » ~ Walt DisneyAn entrepreneur is essential to the economy of any country. . Being an entrepreneur is not always people's first choice, but is forced into it by circumstances. An entrepreneur is someone who is able to identify a need in their environment and present a product or service that meets that need. To become an entrepreneur you need to have a strong will and driving force, you will need to take big risks and have the courage to start a business that could either fail or succeed. Walt Disney and Sam Walton are two great examples of entrepreneurs who took risks and succeeded. Walt Disney who had a creative mind and started DisneyWorld, and Sam Walton who started Walmart who was determined to sell products at lower prices to achieve higher sales volume. Would you have the courage to take such a risk if you knew your idea might fail?1. Walt DisneyWalter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901. He was an American with a mind that stretched to great depths of creativity. Disney went to McKinley High School and took night classes at the Chicago Art Institute. Disney, however, dropped out of high school at the age of 16. He wanted to join the army; but he was too young to join. He then decided to become a member of the Red Cross and served a year in France as an ambulance driver. After that, Walt Disney moved to Kansas City in 1919 to begin his artistic career. He had a rocky start in the arts business because no one would hire him...... middle of paper ......tore,_Bentonville,_Arkansas.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki /File: 1980%27s_Vintage_Walmart.jpgConclusion:After watching Sam Walton and Walt Disney, I have a better understanding of what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. These two entrepreneurs didn't succeed the first time, but they got through the tough times and reached a success gap. A clear growth can be recorded in terms of increased sales when Sam first opened his shop. This shows that it has carried out accurate environmental analysis and market research. As I mentioned above, Sam saw the need for less expensive retail stores and he “welcomed” this opportunity with open arms. Do you think this was a wise choice on the part of these entrepreneurs and would you have taken the risk? Keep your eyes and ears open. for new opportunities to become a billionaire, just like Sam Walton and Walt Disney did.