This research paper investigates the contribution of Covid-19 to entrepreneurial resilience amongst British entrepreneurs. The pandemic was an international phenomenon, thus research focused on this topic is deficient and literature does not determine direct findings. Furthermore, this research provides an overall analysis of the current state, understanding the first-hand perspectives of four British entrepreneurs who experienced the brunt of Covid. The interviews allowed for in-depth exploration of influential and detrimental elements that held the potential to determine the outcomes. Besides the understanding of the influential determinants, the interviews allowed the researcher to observe limitations relative to the pessimistic side of Covid-19 adjacent to entrepreneurial resilience amongst British entrepreneurs, ultimately contributing to the insubstantial present research.

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