Let’s visit Raymond’s Coffee Shop and eavesdrop on some conversations. Can you tell which focus of entrepreneurship each patron is talking about?

 “Well, I set my own personal best,” said Rob of Rob’s Auto Shop. “I was able to repair eight engines this week instead on my usual six.”
“Good work,” commented Collin, his accountant. “What I ought to do, though, is find you a new way of keeping your books. That way I wouldn’t have such a mess to go through at tax time. Shoot, I should give this system to all of my clients and work only part time.”
Banker Sean spoke up, “You know:  that’s not a half bad idea. When I showed my clients how to investigate stocks funds online, they were really appreciative. Not only did they save a lot of time, but they also made a lot of money.”
“And Sean made a lot of money himself,” laughed Jennifer, his wife. “So much that I’m thinking of opening another store. I’ve got the dress shop, so now I’m thinking about shoes and accessories. Or maybe children’s clothing? What do you think we need the most here in town?”