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This review examines the literature on the emotions (affect) of entrepreneurs and its impact on their behavior and performance. The authors identify key factors that influence the relationship between entrepreneurs' affect and entrepreneurial outcomes, including personality traits, creativity, and the type of business involved. They also acknowledge limitations in existing research, such as reliance on self-report measures and lack of consideration of cultural and contextual factors. The review highlights the need for future research to use multiple methods and consider these factors to provide a more comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurs' affective experiences and their impact on entrepreneurial behavior.