AM I AN ENTREPRENEUR?
So what is “Entrepreneur”?
“Entrepreneur” comes from a French word. It refers to a person who has new ideas, ventures or business and is willing to be accountable for any risk involved in executing it and also responsible for its outcome.
So why do you need a “Mindset” in entrepreneur?
Mindset is usually defined as the disposition or mental attitude or inclination of a person towards something.
Entrepreneurship by itself is a mindset. To be a successful entrepreneur you need creative skills and an entrepreneur mindset.
So what is “Entrepreneur Mindset”?
“Entrepreneur Mindset” is the very thing that differentiates a business owner from a self-employed. It helps set up a business, have a steady growth, develop multiple businesses, and make the most of every opportunity that comes an entrepreneur's way.
It distinguishes the business owner's approach from employee approach to the world, innovative thinking from existing ideas, and what is best from what is good.
You can have a “Business Mindset” to run the business of your choice or be an entrepreneur and start a business. You have talent and skill to market and sell a product or service, work many hours, find prospects and establish a great job.
“Entrepreneur Mindset” will help you think out of the box, constantly create, or hunt for new opportunities. It helps you to extend your creative ideas to be valuable for others in the society.
So what it takes to become an “Entrepreneur”?
"Am I an entrepreneur?" Who is to say you are or you aren't, or that you will become or will not become an Entrepreneur at some point in your life.
It might be a common question, but it is the right or wrong one to ask yourself, because how you review the situation may lead you equally into action or inaction.
Entrepreneurship is not a "Yes" or "No" phenomenon it's not something you can buy or sell. It is also not a question of either "Yes, I'm an entrepreneur" or, "No, I'm not an entrepreneur."
Entrepreneurship is not genetic. It has nothing to do with your parent's ability or chromosomes. Neither is it an inherited trait that is handed down through observation of family members.
Entrepreneurs are not born; they seem to develop out of adversity, more than from affluence. They have great passion and make things happen because of their will to succeed through gained skills and knowledge that support this passion.
Notes: Yes it is topped with a bit of luck of being in the right place at the right time in some cases.
You can however learn and enhance the skills that make all entrepreneurs successful; the passion? Well we will leave that up to you!
So where do we begin?
Perhaps start by asking yourself the right question:
Ask: "How can I learn what I need to know, and improve my entrepreneurial skills to maximize my chances of succeeding?"
That's the right question because successful entrepreneurs learn to develop and strengthen their personal power skills. Don't give up on yourself before realizing that you can develop these skills.
Conclusion
Becoming a successful entrepreneur is within your grasp if you really want to make it happen. It all falls back to the passion you hold. Have "No or little passion" and you will procrastinate, develop self-doubt and in a short time you will fail.
Hold your passion and the boundaries to wealth creation are limited only by your own vision. Passion allows you to drive through, to endure and become creative, where others lacking the passion faultier.
Thank you.
So what is “Entrepreneur”?
“Entrepreneur” comes from a French word. It refers to a person who has new ideas, ventures or business and is willing to be accountable for any risk involved in executing it and also responsible for its outcome.
So why do you need a “Mindset” in entrepreneur?
Mindset is usually defined as the disposition or mental attitude or inclination of a person towards something.
Entrepreneurship by itself is a mindset. To be a successful entrepreneur you need creative skills and an entrepreneur mindset.
So what is “Entrepreneur Mindset”?
“Entrepreneur Mindset” is the very thing that differentiates a business owner from a self-employed. It helps set up a business, have a steady growth, develop multiple businesses, and make the most of every opportunity that comes an entrepreneur's way.
It distinguishes the business owner's approach from employee approach to the world, innovative thinking from existing ideas, and what is best from what is good.
You can have a “Business Mindset” to run the business of your choice or be an entrepreneur and start a business. You have talent and skill to market and sell a product or service, work many hours, find prospects and establish a great job.
“Entrepreneur Mindset” will help you think out of the box, constantly create, or hunt for new opportunities. It helps you to extend your creative ideas to be valuable for others in the society.
So what it takes to become an “Entrepreneur”?
"Am I an entrepreneur?" Who is to say you are or you aren't, or that you will become or will not become an Entrepreneur at some point in your life.
It might be a common question, but it is the right or wrong one to ask yourself, because how you review the situation may lead you equally into action or inaction.
Entrepreneurship is not a "Yes" or "No" phenomenon it's not something you can buy or sell. It is also not a question of either "Yes, I'm an entrepreneur" or, "No, I'm not an entrepreneur."
Entrepreneurship is not genetic. It has nothing to do with your parent's ability or chromosomes. Neither is it an inherited trait that is handed down through observation of family members.
Entrepreneurs are not born; they seem to develop out of adversity, more than from affluence. They have great passion and make things happen because of their will to succeed through gained skills and knowledge that support this passion.
Notes: Yes it is topped with a bit of luck of being in the right place at the right time in some cases.
You can however learn and enhance the skills that make all entrepreneurs successful; the passion? Well we will leave that up to you!
So where do we begin?
Perhaps start by asking yourself the right question:
Ask: "How can I learn what I need to know, and improve my entrepreneurial skills to maximize my chances of succeeding?"
That's the right question because successful entrepreneurs learn to develop and strengthen their personal power skills. Don't give up on yourself before realizing that you can develop these skills.
Conclusion
Becoming a successful entrepreneur is within your grasp if you really want to make it happen. It all falls back to the passion you hold. Have "No or little passion" and you will procrastinate, develop self-doubt and in a short time you will fail.
Hold your passion and the boundaries to wealth creation are limited only by your own vision. Passion allows you to drive through, to endure and become creative, where others lacking the passion faultier.
Thank you.
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