“…Recently, some institutions have been incorporating entrepreneurial training programs and business incubation and acceleration projects (Hornsby, Messersmith, Rutherford, & Simmons, 2018). From thinking and/or cognitive current, individuals who are potential entrepreneurs usually detect opportunities and minimize latent risks, this is generally achieved through converting experiences into applied knowledge (Miller & Le Breton-Miller, 2017;Tipu, 2015). Studies in this context have shown that the behavior and entrepreneurial passion of individuals is focused on creating, developing, and inventing new ways of doing things, facing problems, and/or creating new prototypes and that it also manages to develop positive impulses, which promote the strengthening of the intentions to undertake (Costa, Santos, Wach, & Caetano, 2018;Neneh, 2019).…”