Five key traits of Highly Successful Entrepreneurs
The role of an entrepreneur is diverse. They don’t have to chase money rather work with a passion so that the success comes to them. Everyone embraces the successful entrepreneur who has the motive to serve in the favour of society. No matter what’s your family background, you belong to which religion, which university you graduated from. What all matters are things you achieved in life, and what traits you possess that make you unique?
Positive Attitude:
This is not the high school examination where you can predict the results after examinations. Business runs on different factors like intuition, passion, and decision- making ability.
You take the decision which can bring joy or disappointment. Celebrate the success and embrace the failure. Too many expectations lead to dismay but being pessimistic can ruin the business. So, keep your attitude positive at times of failures and never give up.
Courage:
Not everyone has the heart to take up adventure sports like sky diving or river rafting. These are risky adventures but still many people prefer it. Similarly, business is a risky affair, and if you decided to take up then have the heart and courage to make it survive.
In adventure sports, you have to be extra cautious and need to take every precaution to save your life, and in the business, you have to make every move with caution and take the necessary steps to make it unique and stand out of the crowd.
Motivation:
You decided to become a financial planner but you failed in the certification course. Will you surrender your dream and start hunting another profession or work hard to clear the examination.
Making your dream come true is not an easy job. You will face many challenges and failures. But it all depends upon your motivation level. Are you ready to go out of the way to achieve something in life or happy with the any job you get?
Strong leadership involves being able to motivate, communicate and plan effectively which results in a stronger team and increased productivity, says Nicole Vulcan who has been a journalist since 1997.
Serves the community:
Making money is secondary. Are you hurting the environment for the sake of your success? If yes, then change your approach else, people will start turning down your product.
People will appreciate your effort of going green and saving nature. Also, an entrepreneur makes every effort to extend the helping hands to the underprivileged people.
Talking about Serving the community, a person from whom inspiration can be taken is Chris Kape founder of Vancouver-based JAMCO Capital Partners Inc. Chris Kape is a serial entrepreneur, investor and devoted philanthropist living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Futuristic Approach:
A good drive has the vision to see the distant road and make out any curve or obstacles in the path. It helps in smooth driving reducing, the chances of accidents. The same kind of vision is expected from entrepreneurs. Their role requires forecasting and seeing where they stand after ten years.