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Laila created a new piece of workout gear. She's calling it the Toned Tushie. Although she couldn't initially find potential investors, she secured a personal loan and borrowed additional money from her parents. Her drive to continue believing in her idea and to remain enthusiastic shows that Laila is:
A. not a true entrepreneur.
B. better suited to managing a nonprofit organization.
C. unaware of the risks she was taking.
D. characteristically self-nurturing.

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