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So what does it take to be an entrepreneur....
Lets take a look at some key traits
Do you naturally have these traits or could acquire them through training or experiences
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Lets take a look at some key traits
Do you naturally have these traits or could acquire them through training or experiences
1 - See things from your customers eyes
The customer is king as the saying goes, so understanding their needs, desires and wants is a must to make them happy.
The customer is king as the saying goes, so understanding their needs, desires and wants is a must to make them happy.
2 - Walk to a different beat
Whilst the masses follow the herd mentality a good entrepreneur knows to do the opposite.
They look to innovate quickly on new trends and are not afraid to push the envelope and try something new.
Whilst the masses follow the herd mentality a good entrepreneur knows to do the opposite.
They look to innovate quickly on new trends and are not afraid to push the envelope and try something new.
3 - Make big decisions in a heartbeat
It’s your show, so make those key decisions and go with your experience and gut.
Always be testing and use trial and error to pivot the right course
It’s your show, so make those key decisions and go with your experience and gut.
Always be testing and use trial and error to pivot the right course
4 - Invest in knowledge and mentors
Don’t be cheap when it comes to learning new skills or paying for a mentors expertise.
This can drastically cut the learning curve and you can save years of trial and error using someone else& #39;s knowledge.
Don’t be cheap when it comes to learning new skills or paying for a mentors expertise.
This can drastically cut the learning curve and you can save years of trial and error using someone else& #39;s knowledge.
5 - Be fearless
Lack of fear of embarrassment
Appetite for risk
Lack of fear of embarrassment
Appetite for risk
6 - Be courageous
Takes courage.
Be fearless.
Takes courage.
Be fearless.
Anythings else to add to the list?
