The chapter deals with factors that may affect process thinking. Authors introduce chosen factors as prerequisites to think procedurally, such as the business economics knowledge, desire for freedom and success, investment spending and organizational skills. The analysis of these factors shows the influence on process thinking. The chapter deals with primary data collection from a recent survey conducted in the Czech Republic and it focuses on the comparison with secondary resources aimed at aspects, which may influence process thinking. The results from the primary and secondary research indicated relationships between above mentioned factors and their effects on process thinking. The chapter subsequently discusses limitations and future research directions in light of findings in this research.