IELTS Speaking tip
Make sure to include personal anecdotes to make your answers engaging.
Vocabulary
- advantage
- disadvantage
- entrepreneur
- independence
- flexibility
- responsibility
- profit
- risk
- investment
- decision-making
- innovation
- success
- challenges
- market
- customer
Sample Answer
Running one's own business undoubtedly presents a myriad of advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, entrepreneurship fosters autonomy, allowing individuals to exercise creativity, innovate, and implement their ideas without the constraints typically imposed by hierarchical structures in traditional employment. Furthermore, successful business ventures can yield substantial financial rewards, thereby enhancing one's quality of life and providing a sense of accomplishment.
Conversely, entrepreneurship is fraught with challenges. The uncertainty inherent in starting and maintaining a business can lead to significant stress and financial instability, particularly in the initial stages. Additionally, the burden of multifaceted responsibilities—from financial management to marketing—may prove overwhelming for many. Ultimately, while the allure of independence and potential profitability is enticing, aspiring entrepreneurs must weigh these benefits against the inherent risks and pressures associated with business ownership.
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