“…On the other hand, the processual approach to entrepreneurship suggests that the phenomenon is part of the social environment and is present in various segments of society, such as the economic, environmental, social, and public contexts (Watson, 2013;Spedale & Watson, 2014;Dimov & Pistrui, 2020;Lacerda & Andrade, 2021). This is because, according to the pioneers of studies from this perspective, the act of entrepreneurship should not be understood as an attribute of a few but as a process that can be learned and developed by anyone (Sarasvathy, 2001;Alvarez & Barney, 2007;Frese, 2009;Mocelin & Azambuja, 2017;Dimov & Pistrui, 2020;Lacerda & Andrade, 2021). This contemporary perspective on entrepreneurship analysis has been developed and documented in the international scientific literature since the 2000s, indicating that action should be one of the main units of investigation of the phenomenon (McMullen & Shepherd, 2006;Alvarez & Barney, 2007;Frese, 2009;Watson, 2013;Spedale & Watson, 2014;Morales et al, 2019;Dimov & Pistrui, 2020;Wood et al, 2021;Lacerda & Andrade, 2021).…”