This research is a further development of what we have studied regarding the variable role Model which is a factor that influences in explaining entrepreneurial decisions. The added variable is the variable of courage to take risks, because during the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy, and job opportunities are difficult, the opportunity is only entrepreneurship but the business established must be sustainable. This study is an empirical study aim ed at looking at the influence of the role of the model in influencing the entrepreneurial decisions of young entrepreneurs who are just starting their businesses. is explanatory research, describing a causal relationship. Sample 70 people. Data processing and analysis to test the model quantitatively with the analysis tool WarpPLS.70. The results showed that 1) the Goodness of fit model was 93.4% (R-Square was 0.934), the factors studied influenced entrepreneurial decisions. 2) The influence of role models on entrepreneurial decisions through learning with support is the most dominant. From the results of data analysis, the findings of the model state that the role model has a significant effect on entrepreneurial decisions by mediated learning with support, meaning that entrepreneurship decisions are strongly influenced by role models that must be supported by potential business networks, as well as social support from elements of the business world both locally and nationally. application of full technical support and willingness to take risks. Role models, learning by example, and self-efficacy have no significant negative effect on entrepreneurial decisions.
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Role Model, Entrepreneurial Decision, Learning with Support, Technology, Willingness to Take Risks
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