In the film Field of Dreams, Ray Kinsella hears a voice while working in his Iowa cornfield that says, "If you build it, he will come." Ray concludes that "he" is legendary "Shoeless Joe" Jackson, a 1919 Chicago White Sox player suspended for rigging the 1919 World Series. With the support of his wife Annie, Ray jeopardizes his farm by plowing under a cornfield and creating a modern baseball diamond in its place. Shoeless Joe soon arrives, followed by the rest of the suspended players. In this clip, Ray's brother-in-law Mark insists that they will have to start farming on the field again if they're going to make enough money to avoid foreclosure on the property, but Ray's daughter Karin suggests another idea.

For the clip - search for the video "Field of dreams - Doc Graham steps forward" that is posted by "Elfman101" 15 years ago It is 3 minutes and 16 seconds long.

If you were Ray, what would you do in this situation? Whose advice would you more likely take, Mark or Karin's? Why? If Ray decides to go with what Karin suggests, is this an example of entrepreneurship or intrapreneurship? What risks does he face? Would you take the risk?