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The Call of the Entrepreneur is Obvious
The Call of the Entrepreneur is Obvious
Apr 18, 2025 12:49 PM

The Obvious Expert, a blog for Empowering Coaches, Consultants and Entrepreneurs, gave a great review for The Call of the Entrepreneur today in their blog post. The Obvious Expert demonstrates that the film teaches that the call to e an entrepreneur is a spiritual calling:

But the film is not a critique of entrepreneurs; far from it. Instead, Rev. Robert A. Sirico of the Acton Institute likens the calling that leads visionary men and women to e entrepreneurs to something that is almost paring entrepreneurship to being like a religion in the devotion it inspires.

Even furthering their support for The Call of the Entrepreneur, The Obvious Expert attached a link to Rev. Sirico’s interview with David Asman on America’s Nightly Scoreboard which was broadcasted on the Fox Business Network.

You can read the entire post on The Obvious Expert by clicking here.

To watch the trailer for The Call of the Entrepreneur click here or if you are interested in purchasing the video visit our Bookshoppe by clicking here.

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