Great entrepreneurs ever born feel that
pinch in their bones of building and creating something great. They have always
retained the passion to shape the world with their vision and dramatically make
it a better place to live in.
Here are 10 essential characteristics
possessed by the great entrepreneurial souls. Find out how many you have in
common:-
Ø You like it if you get to
do a challenging task: - You find it better do something that seems next to impossible rather
than searching for shortcuts and easy paths to achieve something you don’t even
want.
Ø Failure cannot dilute
your faith: - You
recognise failure and success to be an everyday factor of life, so neither failure
can lessen your confidence and faith in your abilities nor a big success
develop over-confidence in you.
Ø You are a great
storyteller: - You
can always find a story in everything, because you discern your own life is a
story meant to be lived and shared. Your stories are always able to catch the
attention of your audience.
Ø You find peace at the
height of chaos: - Even when thrown into situations where you cannot
find ways of your own, seemingly lost in the dark, you still find that peace of
mind and the light of hope eventually comes along.
Ø Everything bothers you: - One way or the other, you try to be a positive impact on
everything that surrounds you and always logical while making a decision rather
than being emotional.
Ø You are fond of reading: - Reading always brings new information to you and it feels great
re-living the words of those great historical characters. These great
characters teach something new to you every time you meet them.
Ø You always keep your
ego aside: - Ego is something that disturbs
your thoughts unreasonably putting strains within your urge to learn. You
perceive that and kept it away locked up in a box.
Ø You live in the present: - You are depressed if you live in the past, anxious if you are
afraid of the future, but you are at peace if you are in the present.
Ø Punctuality is a matter
of great importance: -
Starting and ending your work in time is of great importance for you. No
Excuses.
Ø Your failures are
trampolines to bounce back: - You realize the
importance of failure and you see it as an opportunity to learn from them to
bounce back and stand up rather than being lost in the holdup.
Born to be an Entrepreneur? If you have a more than half these qualities
in you then it’s a time to pursue you inner voice. Just Get On and Move On.
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