Accessibility Challenges in the Business World - The business world is largely designed by and for hearing individuals, representing 99.9% of the ecosystem [7] - Deaf, deaf-blind, and hard-of-hearing individuals often encounter "stops" or communication barriers in everyday interactions [2][6] - Access to resources like sign language interpretation for business workshops can be a significant obstacle [9][10] Navigating Ambiguity and Building Resilience - Deaf individuals often develop resilience and problem-solving skills by navigating ambiguous situations [3][4][5][7] - The ability to navigate ambiguity can be a valuable asset for deaf entrepreneurs [7] - Deaf individuals develop strategies to succeed in a hearing-dominated world [13] Deaf Habitus and Capital - Deaf habitus encompasses the norms, traditions, and values within the deaf community, with sign language as a central element [11] - Hearing capital and deaf capital represent different sets of values and skills valued by each community [15][16] - Success in the hearing market requires deaf entrepreneurs to demonstrate the capital they bring to the table [17] Entrepreneurial Journey and Leadership - Deaf entrepreneurs may face challenges due to a lack of role models and resources [8][18] - Building a personal leadership blueprint can be a solution for deaf entrepreneurs navigating the business world [20] - External influences and a strong deaf staff can provide support for deaf leaders [19]