Since ancient times, political leaders have recognized the importance of improving their own skills, leading to the gradual transfer of a culture of education among people in leadership positions, initially in the political sphere and later extending to the economic sector and entrepreneurs. Many scientists worldwide have attempted to arrive at the most effective definitions of entrepreneurial orientation, and through various examples of best practices, they have reached many layers of the management world, aiming to improve their performances and business environments. Healthy entrepreneurship plays a vital role in a country's economy; in fact, it can be seen as a cell or unit of a larger system called the state. If entrepreneurship is based on a healthy economic foundation, the state's economy is equally profitable and efficient. In this paper, the author explores a model of entrepreneurial orientation that can enhance the abilities of leaders, which can later contribute to the improvement of their business organization.