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  1. Thanks for the plug, Rod. As I have mentioned once or twice when I have found time for posts, Atomic Insights has been my primary inspiration for starting my own pro-nuclear energy blog.

    I will point out that “intrapreneurship” is every bit as important as entrepreurship, especially in the nuclear industry with its huge-looking barriers to entry.

    Adding/creating value wherever possible is what is key for either entrepreneurs who are their own bosses or for intrapreneurs working within the structure of a potentially very large organization. Don’t add non-value added steps to processes.

  2. And I left out an e and an n in that second paragraph. Entrepreneur can be a tough word to get right every time.

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