2. • With the challenging economy of the past few years,
more people have decided to pursue entrepreneurism.
But do they have what it takes? Some say business
founders possess the qualities for success based on
genetics.
Others attribute them to learning.
3. The following list presents a few beneficial traits common
among entrepreneurs.
1. Motivation---Often entrepreneurs work alone or in small
groups.
Few people may offer positive feedback or optimism.
Entrepreneurs thrive when they can self-motivate.
2. Discipline---Without a strict schedule or structure, some
people cannot function.
Entrepreneurs stick with their goals despite the obstacles
along the way.
4. foolishness and calculated moves.
Sometimes, business leaders need to follow their gut instincts
and take calculated risks to promote their enterprises.
4. Confidence---Entrepreneurs assume they will succeed.
They do not spend time on self-doubt. Others support them
when they sense their positive self-esteem.
5. Passion---In some cases, entrepreneurs can spend hours
upon hours working on their enterprises. Such activities do
not feel like work but instead provide a strong sense of joy.
5. •About the Author:
An Australian native, Rob Semaan moved to the United
States after completing his commerce and law degrees with
first class honors.
He founded and ran businesses in the internet service
provider, software, and medical body shaping industries and
is now a Director on the board of several successful
companies.