SEVEN HABITS OF BORN ENTREPRENEURS
Some people are natural-born entrepreneurs. Find out if you are one of them.
Some people are born to be entrepreneurs. There are many people who start their own businesses young and become successful early in life. Such people are often creative, determined and fearless. Even if you’re not lucky enough to have had an early start in business, entrepreneurship can be learned.
There are various habits and practices that successful entrepreneurs put into practice each day that allow them to acquire certain knowledge and skills that ultimately lead to success.
Successful Entrepreneurs Often Have The Following Habits:
They plan
They constantly strategise and set goals. Their strategy is communicated and, most importantly, bought into by everyone in the business.
They scan their environment often
Environmental scanning is an activity that enables decision makers to understand the external environment and the impact it may have on their business, and to translate this understanding into the organisation’s planning and decision-making processes.
They practice the mind, body and spirit philosophy
They eat healthy and exercise regularly to stay healthy. They read a lot or study to keep abreast of latest developments. They have good values and principles, are introspective and learn from their mistakes.
They tap into their vision
They regularly come up with new ideas and make predictions about related markets, products, industry and clients for the betterment of their business.
They habitually practice self-awareness
If you are not aware of what you are doing, why you are doing it and how you are affecting other people, your communication will suffer, resulting in poor relationships. Successful entrepreneurs build strong, lasting relationships deliberately and don’t alienate people.
They are focused
Few things will distract them when they have something important or interesting to do because they love what they do and want to do it all the time.
They are positive
Even when things look bleak or when they’ve failed at something. They have learned to change their thoughts to focus on solutions rather than problems.
by ELSABE MANNING