The final thesis consists of a theoretical and an empirical part. The theoretical part covers entrepreneurship and the stages of the entrepreneurial process, while the empirical part includes an analysis of the entrepreneurial process using the example of the company eKonTo through interviews. Entrepreneurship has been present since the earliest human civilizations, but the concept of entrepreneurship itself emerged between the 12th and 15th centuries. Entrepreneurship is the foundation of every country's economy, as it defines certain human qualities and focuses on investment, creation, and the pursuit of new clients. There are four stages of the entrepreneurial process that include deciding on an entrepreneurial career, developing a successful business idea, moving from idea to entrepreneurial venture, and managing and growing the venture. Therefore, the entrepreneurial process involves several phases that entrepreneurs go through. In order to understand the entrepreneurial process, the Timmons model was created, which starts with an opportunity, and certain resources are needed to start an entrepreneurial venture. As the business grows, there is a need for a team to be part of the company. eKonTo is an accounting service offering various financial bookkeeping services by entrepreneur Željka Bažančik. This business went through its entrepreneurial process by the owner receiving client recommendations, which led her to open her own business, attracting clients through marketing and word-of-mouth referrals. The beginning was challenging, but things have now stabilized, and the company is soon expected to move into its own office space and expand the team.