Briefly discuss the likelihood of these individuals starting their own businesses. Describe what makes them more or less likely to be an entrepreneur. 1. Susan is a 45-year-old female, never married. She worked many different jobs across several industries over the last 20 years after graduating from university. Her old bosses and colleagues describe her as a fast learner and self-starter. However, she doesn't work well with others, and she especially does not like following others' directions. She was recently laid off from hishast job. 2. Mike is a 30-year-old male married with one child. He studied music at University, although he never worked in the field. His mother inherited a troubled family business when Mike was very young but successfully turned it around and made it one of the most successful ones in the industry. Mike was at the family business a lot while growing up and worked there part-time during his high school years. 3. Jason is a 30-year-old high school dropout. He has worked in the construction industry since he was 18 . He has been described as a very hard worker and a friendly perso. He built many relationships with customers, former bosses/colleagues, and suppliers. He is also i volved in several professional associations in the industry