Monday, July 6, 2009

The Entrepreneur Mindset

How Entrepreneurs Think

Entrepreneurs have many definition. From a guy who creates good products to sell and profit madly to that businessman who turned that business into gold. Well, actually, entrepreneurs are really just businessmen. Contrary to popular belief, it is not an easy task to become an entrepreneur. There's more than meets the eye with this term. 

Entrepreneurs typically have some special traits, or characteristics. It is this that seperates the true entrepreneurs from people that call themselves entrepreneur. However, there are also many factors that make an entrepreneur, e.g education, skills, money and others. Regardless, one of the most important element that most successful entrepreneurs have is their mindset.

So what is this entrepreneur mindset? It is how the successful think. It is the ticket that will pave the road to success for you. It will be that transport to carry you closer to financial freedom. And without an entrepreneur mindset, you won't go very far before crashing and ultimately, taste loss.

The first trait that successful entrepreneurs have is confidence. They think they can do anything and everything, and they think they can do it good. You can see all successful entrepreneurs' confidence. They are always looking good and talking calmly in the eye of the public. They glow when cameras are rolling and mics are everywhere when the normal public will be trying to hide their faces.

Next, to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to think positive. Thinking positive has many benefits, including the ability to predict the future positively and taking good and positive actions, such as making a good decision. No one wants to be with negative people. People like praises and when you give it to them, people will most often return the favour. However, don't overdo it until they think you're bootlicking.

Stop and think for a while. One day, you are faced with an obstacle. Your only flight was cancelled, but you have to attend one very important meeting. At this point, what will you be doing? Will you complain it to the authorities? Will you talk to someone? Or will you sit around, feeling hopeless like everyone else? I don't know about you, but Richard Branson of Virgin Group chartered an airplane to the destination, borrowed a blackboard and attempted to sell seats for $50 each. All seats were sold off within 2 hours.

Richard Branson turned an unfavourable situation into a profitable oppoturnity. His mindset was already set to see such oppoturnities, that is why he is a billionaire. So what can we conclude in this short story? You have to hone the millionaire mindset to be successful, and always think positive.

Shaun R Lee is a budding new entrepreneur. Visit his blog at http://startyourinternetbusinessnow.blogspot.com/ for more details on internet businesses.

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Copyright(c) 2009. Shaun R Lee.

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