"Entrepreneurship is more mundane than it's sometimes portrayed ... you don't need to be a person of mythical proportions to be very, very successful in building a company." Do you agree or disagree? Can anybody be an entrepreneur? Please read the prompt below and explain your point of view applying the content from Foundations of Entrepeneurship lecture and Buisness Ethics lecture.

Prompt: Bellings Zkgaka lives in Usisya, a small village in Northern Malawi, where only 4 percent of residents complete high school and just 16 percent of the population is employed. Living in one of the most disadvantaged and remote regions of the world has not stifled Zkgaka's entrepreneurial spirit, however. To support his six children and three orphans he was raising, Zkgaka started a small grocery store. With a microloan of just 150 from Temwa, a nonprofit community development agency, Zkgaka was able to expand his store with a greater selection of goods, including ice pops, which have proved to be a popular item in the tropical heat. As sales and profits from his grocery store grew, Zkgaka spotted other entrepreneurial opportunities and opened a barber shop and a tailoring business. His companies now employ three people, and Zkgaka already is planning his next business venture: a restaurant. "There isn't one in my area," he says. "I want to set one up to employ more people, and I know some very good cooks!" Before starting his businesses, Zkgaka had great difficulty providing for his family; today, he is proud that his entrepreneurial ventures allow him to offer them a bright future.